Sentence examples for leaving these things from inspiring English sources

Leaving these things susceptible to interpretation allows characters to resonate with the broadest possible audience.

Leaving these things to Aisha meant just letting it all go to hell.

You cannot leave these things to chance.

"It's better to leave these things in oblivion," said Andres Castillo, 68, eating a tamale near a shoeshine stand.

"I suspect they are dead, because if they were picked up, they would not leave these things behind".

A counter-terrorism source said: "Intelligence officers will always tell you, the longer you leave these things, the better.

You don't have that many years left, these things are heavy," she said pointing at the cameras.

"You have to leave these things to the professionals," he said, noting that the neighbors and the victims were "nice people".

And, much like Now That's What I Call Music!, you leave these things on because however mediocre the current track, there's a fair chance that something more interesting will come along in a couple of minutes.

Although his men had acted out of "zeal in the public cause," they had given "the appearance of riot" and should "in future" leave "these things" to the "proper authority".

"Reconstruction will be in high gear, the need for immediate short-term humanitarian assistance will have passed and our civil affairs guys will then need to go on to different functions and leave these things" to A.I.D.