Sentence examples for leaving that for from inspiring English sources
The holy grail is to replicate this industrially and economically to bypass natural photosynthesis, leaving that for food production.
Martin insists there is no need for him to get caught up in the growing dislike between the Nets and Celtics, leaving that for the fans.
No one is particularly bothered about how England might fare in Poland and Ukraine and any manager with any sense will be leaving that for Capello and his £6m salary to sort out.
The Bush administration still has a good chance of securing a new Security Council resolution, though it may have to drop its insistence that the measure authorize military force if Baghdad fails to comply, leaving that for future deliberation.
His review did not consider the proportionality or desirability of the bulk powers — leaving that for parliament to judge.
There had been reports that the former Nigeria striker could sue the club for breach of contract, but Appleton says he is leaving that for administrator Trevor Birch to deal with.
None of that matters to me now - I can leave that for everyone else to speculate.
Let's leave that argument for the future.
No, I'll leave that alone for a week.
"We can leave that open for the moment," he said.
I leave that world for a minute.
