Sentence examples for saw leave from inspiring English sources

Osvaldo was one of many stars that Pochettino saw leave Espanyol during his time as manager.

A statement released by Movement for Justice before Saturday's demonstration said: "Since then we have witnessed the Brexit phenomenon that saw leave campaigners place immigration at the centre of their campaign, spewing anti-immigrant and xenophobic rhetoric.

Along comes somebody who has never heard that old saw "leaves of three, let it be," wearing low shoes or sandals, shorts and a sleeveless shirt.

Slowly push the bottle through the saw, leaving a perfect cut when done.

Last week, though, he and 400 other young people packed up their chain saws, left the forests and streams of Washington, Montana, Minnesota and Iowa — among other places — and drove straight across the country to New York City, a destination so unknown that they drilled themselves on the names of the five boroughs.

In 1956, in Surubim, Pernambuco, some branches were found which had been "sawn" by insects known as "wood-sawyers" or "sawyers" (Oncideres saga Dalman, 1923); the insect's name derives from the fact that the adult females cut the branches of P. juliflora; when looking at the cross section, it seems as if the branches had been sawn, leaving a perfectly regular cut.

The saw will leave one smooth side and one rough side of the PVC pipe.

"The saw was left running and I was curious," she said.

(For example: "I'm furious that my new saw was left outside to rust in the rain!") State your expectations.

Amputation in the Sixteenth Century technically consisted in guillotine incisions below the knee using crescent shaped knife and bony saw, usually leaving a quite long tibial stump.

Amputation in the Sixteenth Century technically consisted in guillotine incisions below the knee using crescent-shaped knife and bony saw, usually leaving a quite long tibial fragment; afterwards, Ambroise Paré defined the stump length in 5 fingers (10 cm) below the knee [ 21].