Sentence examples for may leave in from inspiring English sources

The New Orleans Hornets currently rank 30th in attendance, and the franchise has hinted that it may leave in 2009.

"What worries me about landing is the bomb holes the Air Forces may leave in the beach before we hit," the commander was saying when I entered.

Article 50 states that any member state may leave "in accordance with its own constitutional requirements", an undefined term that has allowed both sides to pursue rival interpretations.

Conservative primates are insisting that the issue of sexuality is discussed first; in the unlikely event that they do not prevail, they may leave in protest.

The legal dispute focused on article 50 of the treaty on European Union, which says any member state may leave "in accordance with its own constitutional requirements" – an undefined term that has allowed both sides to pursue rival interpretations.

Two pillars of the organization, Mariano Rivera and Andy Pettitte, recently retired, and several other key players, like Robinson Cano, Curtis Granderson and Hiroki Kuroda, may leave in free agency.

Incorrect use of drugs in veterinary practice may leave residues in edible tissues that can have direct toxic-effects on consumers.

Bill Parcells and the Cowboys are in a stretch that may leave them in a wild scramble just to make the playoffs.

In addition, 35% of all coding sequences are still of unknown function in A. baylyi, and may leave gaps in the actual metabolic network.

If you are using paper napkins, you may leave them in a holder or stack in the center of the table.

Latin origins in verbs tied to (3) may leave traces in nonaffective uses of "pleasure" and cognate terms.