Sentence examples for leaving long from inspiring English sources

Fatigue rupture of tendon involves longitudinal cracks leaving long, thin interdigitating fibrous units.

Odd special bombs had fallen from the sky, leaving long blackened, smoking pits.

The Frenchman fell to the St Mary's turf, leaving Long unmarked to sweep Mané's low cross past Cech.

The railroad's officials said they were especially surprised by the strong appetite for trains leaving long before breakfast time.

Their days now primarily involve staring longingly through windows, leaving long pauses between sentences and drinking tea.

In the version released on Riverside, in 1959, Hooker tells the story by leaving long gaps between his words, tension expanding in the empty space.

Relationships: New undergraduates are leaving long-standing relationships and establishing new relationships at college.

(Creditors didn't appear to realize that in a crisis the value of this collateral might shrink sharply, leaving Long-Term Capital unable to bridge the gap).

As we approach the population of Iraq, we're very sensitive to the potential of damage to civilian population, leaving long-lasting impacts that are undesirable.

The benchmark has not declined in year-on-year terms since 1994, leaving long-term equity investors with hefty portfolio appreciations, even after the manic conditions of 1998.

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