Sentence examples for should leave one from inspiring English sources
But here, as elsewhere, the record of private-sector credit assessments should leave one wary.
To maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of them, motorists should leave one car length of space for every 10 miles an hour they are moving, said Sgt. J. Paul Vance, a spokesman for the state police.
Ibrahim, who farms to supplement his tiny government salary, has wondered whether he should leave one of Sudan's only peaceful patches of green to find work in the capital, Khartoum, or – like thousands of others – cross the deserts and the seas for a new life.
Amazingly, Logan sounds like the most devoted member of McChyrstal's P.R. staff or even his family... Logan's cheap parting-shot that "Michael Hastings has never served his country the way McChrystal has" should leave one's blood cold.
This should leave one smooth side on the Tee, and one remaining opening.
He accepted death because to do otherwise would have repudiated his own philosophical belief that the love of knowledge should leave one free from the fear of death.
"I believe that real art must be honest, controversial, and should never leave one emotionless".
"Here's the thing -- if you are overly sensitive about it… then you should probably leave," one of the producers is shown saying in the video to the Native American actors, who took issue with a character being named Beaver's Breath.
Back at the Palazzo Avino, having cocktails on the terrazza, looking out over a wide blue sea traversed for millennia by those who would love to have possessed Ravello, I thought that there are two reasons I should never leave: one, because Ravello is so achingly romantic and so removed from the world's bustle, but two, because I had little desire to drive back down that mountain.
(We should leave to one side the thorny question of whether a pattern on your bum is a "look").
It should leave no one uncovered — medical debt must disappear as a cause of personal bankruptcy in America.
