Sentence examples for leave would be from inspiring English sources

To leave would be one.

Asked to leave would be more like it.

To leave would be seen as a national failure rather than a liberation".

Allowing a player of the quality of Damien Duff to leave would be bad management.

But more traditional nationalists genuinely believed that leave would be better for Scotland.

A vote to leave would be "exciting" because it might herald "the liberation of a continent".

"He seemed to feel that taking paternity leave would be a strike against you," she said.

A vote to leave would be a disaster for the SNP.

Sheehy said, "Just paid maternity leave would be an enormous thing.

But where does this leave would-be architects of a new financial system for the world?If they have any sense, it leaves them determined to improve the terms of an inescapable trade-off, rather than seeking ways to abolish it.

But it might leave would-be astronauts wanting more.