Sentence examples for now I have to leave from inspiring English sources

Now I have to leave Times Square?" Frank and Mr. Wells had little sympathy.

"But I was, like, I am finally in a really amazing relationship with a great guy and now I have to leave".

"I am happy and sad at the same time, because now I have to leave".

Now I have to leave her on her own all day".

"For 27 years I'm married with her, and now I have to leave her?

"Whatever you decide, Gavin, that is that is up to you to decide… But now, I have to leave.

It's late afternoon by now, and I have to leave to pick up my daughter, but later I learn from Hayley that Tanya was given a B&B place.

Now I know that I have to leave the plaintiff's class action bar.

For 20 years I have been pulling out to NOT get girls pregnant, so now I keep forgetting that I have to leave it in if there's to be any hope of me being even a recreational marksman.

Suddenly she said: "I have to leave now.

("Sorry I have to leave now. 'The 'Sopranos' is starting in 15 minutes").