Sentence examples for leaving a slice from inspiring English sources

In remembrance of the September 11th attacks, the glass spine of the building retracts, leaving a slice of open skylight.

It is like watching an old movie and suddenly realizing that the actors have passed on, leaving a slice of themselves behind on a piece of celluloid.

Spectators whooped and clapped with delight as the moon passed between the sun and Earth, leaving a slice of the continent's northeast in sudden darkness.

He will feel as if he is leaving a slice of himself behind, but he says he will not look back.

On the day of his execution in January 1992, Mr. Rector left a slice of pecan pie behind from his last meal, telling prison guards that he was saving it for later.

On May 25, his birthday, she baked a red, white and blue cake, and left a slice at his grave to relieve the guilt she felt because she had never put on a big birthday party for him.

It doesn't hint at fiery passion – or even the fascinatingly damaged guy on the verge of an inspiring comeback – so much as a stupid bloke who has left a slice of white bread under the grill, turned the telly on and then forgotten all about it.

To ensure that Her Majesty didn't leave a slice of cake behind during, say, a trip to Windsor Castle, McGrady said a senior chef would bring the cake with them on a train following the queen's.

Chris McCaw exposed his landscape photograph to the sun for so long that it burned the paper, leaving a needlelike slice in the sky.

The other is to have a stagnant economic pie, where expanding opportunity for one segment of society is seen as leaving a smaller slice for everyone else.

Slice the bread into pieces which will line your pudding bowl, leaving a few slices for the top.