Sentence examples for public leaves from inspiring English sources

When the public leaves, the window to the modern world shuts.

The thought that giant and/or aquatic rats might be the only way to connect with the public leaves me profoundly depressed.

And every night, after the public leaves, can feel like a covert but elegant dinner party, with candles and thoughtfully prepared food, conversation flowing under the dome as urban life zooms by, the coda to an exhausting but fulfilling day.

He said he also thought he had no public left.

His advisers are to appear less in public, leaving ministers to get on with their jobs.

Mr. Simon's thesis seems to be that newspapers left the public behind before the public left newspapers.

But a longstanding reluctance to discuss intelligence matters in public left the administration scrambling to respond.

Members of the public left bouquets and cards outside the entrance to the property's driveway.

But electioneering details rarely capture the imagination of the general public, leaving politicians generally free to do what they will.

He has kept his composure in public, leaving water coolers and bat racks alone after bad at-bats.

Other shadow ministers followed, some of them barely known to the general public, leaving not a ripple behind them.