Sentence examples for leaving in order to from inspiring English sources

She told everyone she was leaving in order to support the Communist movement.

He had just been awarded a $200,000 bonus by Salomon Brothers, along with wild promises of more to come, and was leaving in order to take up a $40,000 book contract.

Staff have been told that, after 11 years with the group, the 43-year-old Derbyshire is leaving in order to join his family's children's activity business in the north-west England.

They said that Mrs. Bachmann insisted on leaving in order to touch up her makeup, even after Fox employees warned her that leaving during such short breaks was risky.

Contact your hotel or business contacts before leaving in order to have a car sent.

You could even argue that Twitter should allow employees to sell even more shares, given that some of them are leaving in order to do just that.

Unlike others, he chose to leave in order to further his career.

He was doing a PhD at Stanford when he left in order to focus on Google.

Then a handler told Ms. Paltrow they had to leave, in order to beat the crowds, and she did.

The war resumed, however, and Mesopotamia was partly lost when the emperor had to leave in order to fight Julian.

She must leave in order to save what's worth preserving: Clara's child, the community's future.