Sentence examples for leaving lines from inspiring English sources

In 1980, there were reports of voters leaving lines in California after television networks called the presidential race for Ronald Reagan before the polls there had closed.

"A friend of mine had old photos that weren't fixed properly, and the photos faded, leaving lines of ink where the eyebrows used to be," Marcus said.

Drone footage showed lava spouting along the fissures that had formed, creeping toward Leilani Estates homes and leaving lines of smoldering trees in their wake.

Indeed, there are passages he did not even bother to translate, leaving lines of raw Latin to be delivered by his actors.

In Hull's Paragon Station there is a giant statue of Larkin running to catch a train, leaving lines of his poems engraved on the forecourt behind him.

It seemed deserted, and Saeed and Nadia went and stood by the sea, the water stopping just short of their feet and sinking into the sand, leaving lines in the smoothness like those of expired soap bubbles blown by a parent for a child.

In medium and large workplaces, however, direct responsibility for MSD risk management is often delegated to technical or professional experts, leaving line managers with little direct involvement.

On darker skin, they can leave lines of demarcation around the areas treated.

It also said that significant jobs cuts and the reorganisation which had resulted had left lines of responsibility unclear.

This is a tall order for any country – particularly one as divided across sectarian right and left lines as Colombia.

See how the blinds leave lines on Pam's shirt?