Sentence examples for usual leave from inspiring English sources

The animated field features the return of Wallace and Gromit, who, as usual, leave everyone else in the dust.

"We will continue to get on with the job and we will, as usual, leave Labour to moan and whinge about it, regardless of what we do, from the sidelines".

As usual, leave comments, send emails, and relax: we're watching this crap so you don't have to.

Just the usual – leaving stuff out for Father Christmas.

Our carriage and demeanor, as usual, left nothing to the imagination.

The English speakers have reverted to 'business as usual', leaving the politics to Afrikaners and others.

Still, he fears that, in hopes of not being the difference in the outcome of games, the new officials might not throw as many flags as usual, leaving the players less protected.

The season could simply peak and end earlier than usual, leaving in its wake the usual average of 36,000 deaths in this country, chiefly among the elderly and the young.

BEIJING, AUG. 25 Jacques Rogge looks happy to be busting out of Dodge, as the Games come to an end, as usual leaving behind the detritus of economic, civil-rights, ecological and doping issues.

When fewer teenagers than usual left the labor force in September -- perhaps because the economy made summer jobs hard to find -- the Labor Department's seasonal adjustment counted a large increase in jobs.

This trick originates in worries about the future, and the bad things that may happen in that future; also the desire to deny these things or sweep them under the carpet so business can go on as usual, leaving the young folks and future generations to deal with the mess and chaos that will result, and then pay the bill.