Sentence examples for may left about from inspiring English sources

The pummelling of Rafah in May left about 4,000 people homeless.

You both seem more wary about how precipitately we may leave than about how long we can afford to stay.

Some researchers suggest that fathers may leave talking about sex to mothers believing that they have better interpersonal skills.

Visitors may leave written comments about the plans, which are to be further refined and winnowed in coming months.

And if the network does not find viewers in those places, it may leave a message about its new comedy, "Madigan Men," starring Gabriel Byrne, waiting on their answering machines when they come home.

It features the two-in-one nun performing deft, sinuously overlapping and intertwining steps and gestures that build to a full-throated, heavy-metal crescendo; the twins toss off their wimples, and join Jeannette in a synchronized head-thrashing so furious that it may leave viewers worrying about concussion protocols.

This may leave patients confused about what is required of them and therefore unable to play an active role in managing AMD.

Some People may leave you and forget about you, but remember that you can still make that person a friend again or earn some new friends.

The recruiter may ask that you expand upon a detail that you lied about, and it may leave you tongue tied.

THE demands of business may leave you little choice about which cities to visit and thus how much to spend on hotels.

To the Editor: Jennifer Conlin's article "Cruise Lines Urged to Shrink Their Footprints" (Feb. 15) may leave the wrong impression about the industry's environmental commitment.