Sentence examples for leaves a much from inspiring English sources
That leaves a much more complicated battle to be the conservative alternative to Mr. Romney.
He became editor in 2013 and leaves a much changed, and some detractors may say traumatised, village of Ambridge.
"That's where some of the most sensitive conversations take place, and hacking private accounts leaves a much lighter footprint".
Similarly, Mr. Stone, a heterodox, occasionally hyperbolic leftist, has conjured a capitalist bad guy whose dynamism and charisma — whose relish at the sheer, ruthless fun of predation — leaves a much deeper impression than his duplicity or his greed.
Orly has had sales increase by 20 percent in the last year for Nails for Males, a similar item that leaves a much flatter but still noticeable finish, said Carina Breda, the company's senior vice president for marketing.
Some also agree with Baroness Park of Monmouth, who said last year in the House of Lords, "a spank and a kiss solves everything, whereas cold-hearted treatment and reasoning leaves a much greater mark".
Over a decade with the Yankees, Rodriguez has left a much larger imprint than Boone.
Eugène Delacroix left a much more extensive graphic oeuvre: 24 etchings and 131 lithographs.
When, the next day, they left a much larger scoop, people took two-thirds more M&M's.
Two U.S. ground wars — in Iraq and Afghanistan — are or will be over, leaving a much smaller U.S. footprint in the region.
And others were skeptical that a superpower would leave a much weaker country of its own volition.
