Sentence examples for leaving a view from inspiring English sources

I watched a small van nip through two consecutive lights some seconds after they turned red, leaving a view of the same yellow sticker disappearing into the distance.

The ceiling in the hall never returned, leaving a view into the rafters, and some statues are limbless – in keeping with the brooding, elemental atmosphere of the original design.

The cushioned window sills, some big enough to recline on, can be closed off from the rest of the room with a curtain, leaving a view of downtown Chicago to ponder.

But this one house, you can see clear through it: all the glass gone from the windows in front, and the front door open, creaking a little, the back of a sofa with clothes slung over, and beyond the sofa, the far wall ripped clean off, leaving a view of hills and the broken roofs of other houses.

(Left, a view from the road between Perugia and Todi).

The eight trees will be tall enough to allow the buses to clear their lower branches, and will leave a view of the shop windows.

Presented au naturel or in a tight shirt ripped at the chest by an admirer (leaving a strategic view of a nipple), it's a sight that arouses dangerous longings in lonely bosoms.

Leaving a private view in a London gallery, I was suddenly aware of a lean, nimble figure darting towards me.

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One day, yet another friend left a 1950s view camera in her kitchen, never to be seen or heard from again.