Sentence examples for leave to sort from inspiring English sources

Another NYU worker, Faruz, unrelated to the strikers, said he asked a British BK Gulf manager for 15 days' emergency leave to sort out his marriage problems.

But it is still a big question, for all the new forecast's wide margins of error, and not one that the orderly (and Labour-led) Dutch, even in these free-market days, will leave to sort itself out.

Your boss doesn't call you in to the office and say, "Kerry, I know you are having trouble figuring out what is going on with your daughter, why don't you take a few day paid leave to sort through this".

"The free markets are best left to sort out themselves".

The Rangers were left to sort out what happened.

The result is that local powers will be left to sort things out.

Instead, Babcock was left to sort out its problems on its own under the new law.

The heroine is invariably left to sort the mess out on her own.

All that is left to sort out is if — and how — the big money changed things this year.

"This is a competitive industry dominated by products and procedures, and consumers are left to sort things out by themselves.

We are left to sort it out for ourselves (and perhaps to sort out ourselves at the same time).