Sentence examples for that will leave us from inspiring English sources

It's the national team that will leave us, not us that leave the national team".

And no matter what we do or refrain from doing, there is certainly no course of action or inaction that will leave us with perfectly clean hands.

"There will inevitably be a backlash against us and in a way that will leave us with no influence," said Dennis B. Ross, a former Middle East adviser to Mr. Obama.

In the aftermath of the spending review, Jo Johnson, the minister for Universities and Science, tweeted triumphantly: But it is not clear how a settlement that will leave us in 2020 with 2010 funding levels substantiates that boast.

But in this case, ministers are allowed to campaign against the government – even, in IDS's case, to accuse his boss of having "a low opinion of the British people" and being an advocate of a policy that will leave us "at risk of terrorist attack" – all without facing censure.

Accordingly, it's a show that will leave us itching with hidden threats as videos, photographs, sculptures and performances by the likes of Yoshua Okón, James Richards, Jala Wahid and Camilla Wills delve into prosthetic mutations, gastric monstrosities and wallpaper prints that give the impression of spreading like pictorial infections.

"The Republicans are thinking, 'The public sector unions are a major political force, and if we weaken them, that'll leave us with an awfully weakened Democratic Party.' " Given recent events, public sector unions may well end up smaller and weaker.

So we get dangerously dehydrated and contract heatstroke and burn our shoulders because we want the sun, our unreliable boyfriend, to know that we care, and because we are scared that it will leave us and we'll just end up back where we always are: sending the landlord emails with subject lines like "CENTRAL HEATING: URGENT".

Woolf's diary added that alongside our instinct to exaggerate such fears is our real if misplaced confidence that peril will leave us unscathed.

Nelson Mandela is a special man, and we are lucky and proud to call him our own, even as the past few weeks of his hospitalisation have reminded us that he will leave us someday soon.

Club president Michel Seydoux said: "It is not a certainty that he will leave us at the end his contract.