Sentence examples for leaving much from inspiring English sources
Some dishes come and go without leaving much impression.
Both look on the bright side, leaving much unsaid.
Of course, modern times defy leaving much to the imagination.
Other children had been rushing through lunch to get to the playground sooner, leaving much uneaten.
Many of its details are ambiguous, leaving much scope for bickering when it is implemented.
The explosion destroyed water lines, leaving much of the town without water.
At present many exclude chemical, biological and nuclear attacks, leaving much risk with the insured.
Efforts to agree it broke down in Geneva this week, leaving much to haggle over in Seattle.
A majority of Nebraskans live close to the Missouri and Platte rivers, leaving much of the state lightly populated.
"Authorities are grossly negligent and unprepared, leaving much of the necessary aspect of crowd control to fate," the editorial said.
In November 2006, Tonga was rocked by pro-democracy protests and riots, leaving much of the capital, Nukualofa, in ashes.
