Many are also leaving something else: explosives and weapons collected as battlefield souvenirs.
No one (except possibly Mike) would be happier than me to receive an email from Daddy Tim, asking us to cover a particular subject, or leave something else alone.
– Less than 48 hours after their manager had left town, the Mets packed their belongings late Wednesday night hoping they had also left behind something else: the aimless, indifferent baseball team they'd been the first 2½ months of the season.
(Actually, on a separate matter, he conspicuously left out something else: one word.
On the bright side, it keeps in the fridge for at least a week, so use what's left for something else.
I'd like to think I came to that game as a normal nine-year-old football-crazy kid, but that I left as something else — a bloodied Eagles fan.
However, even this estimate is too high, because The Economist also left out something else that's very pertinent to this discussion, which is the ability to eliminate the 100+ programs we are already funding that we'll no longer require with a basic income, like TANF, SNAP, EITC, WIC, CTC, etc. in addition to all the many subsidies and deductions we could eliminate from the tax code itself.
Leave something for someone else, goes the cry.
By leaving her gender identity and romantic history out of her autobiography, Murray necessarily leaves out something else as well: the lifetime of emotional distress they caused.
"Arguably this is what the industry relies upon – the ability to continually take on young and willing new entrants, and to replace those who burn out or otherwise leave for something else.
Even if I can't find the much-longed-for book I came in for, I leave with something else and am just as happy to have found a treasure which will live on my bookshelf (after I have read it) until someone begs to borrow it and I relent, knowing I can probably get another copy from Booths' if, by chance, they don't return it or it comes back shabby.
