Sentence examples for times leaves from inspiring English sources
Jarrott, who was married three times, leaves no survivors.
In 1933 this secretary to his times leaves Germany, never to return.
There are few words, but the harsh, monotonous country we cross creates a lasting cumulative impression and the issues implicitly raised in this political and social allegory for our times leaves us with a great deal to ponder.
So it's to be expected that a two-hour movie about one of the most important public figures in recent times leaves out a lot, including famous feuds, forgotten colleagues and even significant business ventures.
The Times had started to cover the case more than a year before Barnard's assignment to it; the Jewish Bukharan connection evidently distinguished it from the ordinary sordid murder that the Times leaves to the tabloids.
By and large, Steven A. Holmes, a Washington correspondent for The New York Times, leaves it to the reader to run the sums on Brown, who was killed in April 1996 at 54, on a deal-making trip as commerce secretary, when his Air Force Boeing 737 crashed in the Balkans.
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This method only changed firing times, leaving firing rates unchanged.
Avoid at all times leaving the club with customers.
