Sentence examples for may leave at from inspiring English sources

Housemates may leave at any time.

Super Tuesday may leave at least the Democratic race open.

Students check out after going 24 hours without a fever or medication, although technically they may leave at any time.

At PepsiCo in Purchase, employees may leave at 12 45 p.m. on summer Fridays, if they make up the hours at other times.

Ah, but it's OK because they have an incentive to do so: the discretionary tip I may leave at the end of the meal.

As you walk in to the theatre, you're handed the rules to The Game. "You may leave at any point," the sheet of paper reads.

But there is concern that the falling numbers of women attending screening appointments may leave some at risk.

Further, the element of consent can be misused and may leave them at the mercy of adult abusers.

He may leave United at the end of the season and Palace chairman Steve Parish has admitted the club would be interested in bringing him back.

Mr. Bloomberg has raised tens of millions of dollars for the museum and has contributed $15 million of his own money, but he may leave office at the end of 2013 with a legacy project in disarray.

While the deals have passed regulatory muster, analysts worry that using cash, or liquidity, to buy complex debt instruments may leave banks at risk if the market volatility continues.