Sentence examples for leaves about a from inspiring English sources
That leaves about a third of the market for the smaller players, and far less of the profits.
A drape of autumnal elm leaves about a rock documents, through the belying brilliance of its yellow, the doom of the diseased species of tree; a line of fleece laid atop a Dumfriesshire drystone wall invokes a sorry history, when entire rural populations were cleared to make way for sheep.
That reduces the closed area by about a third but leaves about a quarter of U.S. gulf waters still off-limits.
This leaves about a billion other jobs that "aren't It".
"My normal train left about an hour ago.
The longest is a size 7 or 8, depending on the clipper, which leaves about an inch of hair on your head.
Mr. Gravano entered the United States Marshals Service Witness Security Program in 1992, but left about a year after his sentencing.
3. Cover round with fruit, leaving about a 1 1/2-inch border all around.
Tip out most of the fat from the pan, leaving about a tablespoon behind.
He left about a half-hour later wearing Joppy's middleweight belt.
He said pregnant officers generally took sick leave about a month before their due dates.
