She was out, and he left word for her to come over for supper.
Failure to leave word of his whereabouts in Utah, ignoring one of the most basic rules of hiking, drew sharp rebukes.
A Washington colonel was the inadvertent cause of some confusion in the War Department the other day when he dusted out of the office in a rush, pausing only to leave word with his secretary about his plans.
On 29 September he passed Trindade in the south Atlantic, and on 20 October he reached Cape Town, where he managed to leave word of his progress.
If hiking long distances in isolated areas, it's advisable to leave word of your route and your ETA in case of an emergency.
Except I would have used a different word than "jerk" (I'll leave that word to your imagination).
Jansen doesn't sing, nor is he a notable lyricist (he tends to leave the words to his brother).
Various protocols, like the one for lineups, "can't be left to word of mouth, particularly as laws and forensics change," Mr. Browne wrote in an e-mail.
So for now, let's simply leave the last word to Prime Minister Tony Abbott: "Sometimes, free speech will be speech which upsets people, which offends people".
I'll leave the final word to Gary Naylor: "Pakistan?
