Sentence examples for may leave with from inspiring English sources

"I may leave with a blindfold on.

You may leave with a daft moustache and a matching smile on your face.

Charming as the evening is, you may leave with a tinge of sadness.

"The shop is an idealistic showroom for them, even though you may leave with less money than when you arrived".

He repeatedly said that he liked New York and wanted to stay, but, in the end, he may leave with gaudy numbers but no World Series rings, something General Manager Brian Cashman hinted at in a statement.

Now, Ms. Pituk, 27, may leave with their children to live in San Diego with her father, who can provide child care while she pursues a second college degree.

"Infinite Itch: Learning to Live With Hives" (Personal Health, May 8) may leave readers with an unduly sunny view of what they can expect.

I thought some businesses intervened in a counterproductive way, which may leave them with problems with customers of a different outlook for years to come.

Every year tens of millions of children worldwide are taken to hospitals with injuries that may leave them with lifelong disabilities.

Failing to plan for the right hardware may leave you with an HTPC that does not function well with Linux.

Even with optimal treatment, injuries from pumpkin carving accidents may leave people with compromised hand function.