Sentence examples for left for less from inspiring English sources

Shouldn't they be left for less known films?

Pau Gasol left for less money with Chicago last July after years of trade possibilities dogged him during his Lakers days, including the David Stern-vetoedealal involving Chris Paul in December 2011.

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Gradually but inexorably, the companies occupying the warehouses began to leave for less congested and more efficient quarters.

According to Sky Sports, Shakhtar have proved difficult to deal with and remained insistent that their player would not leave for less than their asking price throughout.

Further, some veterans are leaving for less stressful nonschool jobs at a time when principals are being held more accountable for the success or failure of a school.

They were picking through the rubble for old photographs, mementos and furniture, and leaving for less devastated parts of the city with what little they could find.

Tottenham goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes has accused club officials of treating him unfairly after they refused to let him leave for less than the £7.8m they paid for him despite not playing for Spurs since November 2011.

A £25m offer was rejected last month, with Jürgen Klopp adamant the Belgian will not be allowed to leave for less than the £32.5m they paid Aston Villa last season.

Arsenal's hierarchy are prepared to play hardball and have told the Dutchman he cannot leave for less than £20m.

Belgium midfielder Fellaini had a £23.5m release clause in his contract which expired at the end of July and Martinez has indicated the 25-year-old will not be allowed to leave for less than that figure.