Sentence examples for resisted leaving from inspiring English sources

Some children, on discovering their true identities, have resisted leaving the only parents they know.

The breakdown in the gold standard in the 1930s hurt economies (like France) that resisted leaving gold.

When Dadis realized where he was, he apparently resisted leaving the plane and had to be coaxed off.

But the residents of Pine Ridge have so far resisted, leaving it one of the poorest areas of America.

There was an instance over the summer when a woman who had won a prize came in, was babbling almost incoherently and resisted leaving, Ms. Lipeika said.

The M.E.K. had long resisted leaving Camp Ashraf, on land that had been set aside by Saddam Hussein, the toppled Iraqi dictator, and did so only because the United States made it a condition of dropping the group's terrorist designation.

Yet he could not resist leaving one last message.

Despite the mounting pressures, many of the illegal immigrants are resisting leaving the country.

And who could resist leaving the browser window open all day to watch his portfolio climb?Seeing it go the other way is just too depressing.

He said, "The most difficult thing, if the translator is a writer himself, is to keep himself out of it, to resist leaving his thumbprint".

But there are so many human variables at work — from the art student who can't resist leaving a whimsical clue in his otherwise perfect forgeries to the foreign mercenary who collects a painting as debt collateral — that some loose cannon is bound to sabotage the project.