Sentence examples for may left at from inspiring English sources

The first attack, on 14 April 2014, left at least 75 dead and was claimed by the Islamists; the second, on 1 May, left at least 16 dead.

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.

Employees of Starwood Hotels and Resorts, for example, may leave at 2 p.m. on Fridays in the summer, as long as they work longer hours during the week.

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.

The Republicans may leave at 2 00 when they initially anticipated the forum to end, but I'm hearing that this will go on all night.

That means that the chicks may leave for sea at more inopportune times, when fish may not be close to the colony.

And at Consumers Union, employees may leave on summer Fridays at 4, without putting in an extra hour.