We were sure that the [Muslim] Brotherhood would try to occupy the squares if we left, so we decided to stay.
When ISIS came we wanted to escape, but they would execute anyone trying to leave so we decided to stay.
Saunders had opted to leave two hours later than the party hit by the avalanche after having second thoughts about leaving so early, deciding he would be happier judging the avalanche risk in daylight.
Pearne was not keen to abandon his studies, so decided to leave the group.
Another school friend, Nigel Walley, occasionally lent a hand playing tea-chest bass, but lost his instrument when he left it at a bus stop, so decided to become their manager.
Now, she said, she wonders why the photographers decided to leave so much out.
At the end of the prearranged four hours, he stood up, and Mana, who had seemed almost cheerful, grew suspicious: "Oh, you're leaving — so who are you?" Reiko decided to hire Inaba on a regular basis — about twice a month, for four- or eight-hour stints, at a cost of twenty or forty thousand yen.
The thing that really would be great to hear Clegg promise – if it was a promise he had any intention of keeping – is proper pay for both maternity and paternity leave, so that whether a couple decided on a mother or a father taking time off to look after their baby, the family wasn't impoverished because of it.
I decided to leave so I could use the experiences from Iraq in other places around the world.
Everybody will try to rescue what can be rescued from this shipwreck, but obviously the 27 remaining member states will take the view that Britain has decided to leave so leave you do.
