Sentence examples for of leaving something from inspiring English sources

I am constitutionally incapable of leaving something, anything, alone for that long.

I think there must be something symbolic there for me -- the idea of just sort of leaving something behind.

Even if you like the idea of leaving something to a brother or sister, for example, most employers offer death-in-service benefits of four times' salary [saving you the bother of life cover].

Well-off boomers even might consider asking their parents to skip them altogether, or reduce their potential inheritances, in favor of leaving something to the grandkids.

Overpacking, triggered by the fear of leaving something important behind is quite common.

A woman who returned items to a Kmart in Racine, Wisconsin, is accused of leaving something behind not on her receipt: A big pile of her own poop.

Holliger's imaginative modernist response is to create a kind of "cinder music", a flare of energy leaving something dry and ashen in tone.

In this initial appearance the trumpets lack the expected drum accompaniment, "a deliberate withholding of effect, leaving something in reserve for Parts II and III" according to Luckett.

One may say that it was incredibly foolish of me to leave something so wonderful, people who really believed in me and wanted the best for me.

Tips are always lovely, but clients who make a point of promising to leave something downstairs, or say they'll pop back in a few minutes, are annoying.

As he puts it in this piece for Vice Sports: "Central to the art of seduction is leaving something to the imagination".