Sentence examples for leaving something of value from inspiring English sources
Rather, he was leaving something of value to his heirs — especially to his fourth (and last) wife, Tanaquil Le Clercq, who was crippled by polio at the height of her dancing career.
Concern will be compounded by the fact that the upper limit of normal for A1C is 6.0%, leaving something of a gray zone between this value and the 6.5% cut point for diabetes.
To leave a legacy means to be remembered, to have others recognize that you or I passed this way and left something of lasting value.
In theory, private inurement of a non-profit organization means it cannot give something of value and not get something in return.
In fact, I call my relief paintings "imprints," partly because they are relics of something left behind, something of value to our humanity and experience.
Leaving something every meal breaks us out of that habit.
Reflecting his reverence for the classics of old Hollywood (reputedly, James Cagney is his favorite star), above all Clint values a compelling story, and sees nothing wrong with leaving something to the imagination.
Could Kaptur have left something out of the equation?
Give them something of value before soliciting your services.
But at the moment the workmen scurrying around the roof look slightly more likely to leave behind something of lasting value than the politicians considering their legacies 200 feet below.
