Sentence examples for might leave when from inspiring English sources
Muir first learned that Groh might leave when he saw a headline online that Groh had interviewed at Virginia.
It's just the mental scars it might leave when he makes that sort of challenge again".
And then it seemed as if he might never leave, when in 1993 at age 17, Iverson was wounded by what many people in Hampton considered drive-by justice.
5 25 p.m. | Updated Matt Lauer, the co-host of the "Today" show, told viewers on Friday that he had decided to stay on the show, putting to rest months of talk in the media industry that he might opt to leave when his contract expires later this year.
It is not clear how such skirmishes -- and reports that Mr. Karmazin might leave Viacom when his contract expires in 2003 -- will affect Mr. Dolgen.
Ashok was livid; he considered it a personal affront that this scientist might leave just when he had mastered the techniques used in Ashok's lab.
The Mets have even figured out where they would pick in a dispersal draft -- 14th, based on reverse order of finish -- and which players might be left when their turn came.
And one author, John Berendt, whose nonfiction tale of Savannah, Ga., "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," was a best seller for the Random House Trade Group, said he might leave the fold when his current book was finished.
In an unabashed and relentless tribute to his own municipal stewardship, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Thursday declared victory over 12 years of "obstructionists" and "naysayers" who sought to block his vision for New York City, and warned that an era of political independence might leave City Hall when he did.
If you'll need to step off a plane and behind a platform for a big presentation, it's best to prepare before you leave--or you might leave yourself scrambling when you return.
