Sentence examples for we may leave from inspiring English sources
The meagre consolation is the "small legacy" we may leave behind us when we go.
"We are coming to terms with the idea that we may leave our houses and not come back".
"We may leave then, too, or later, but we are responsible for what happens at 2 or 3 in the morning.
As Americans, we would do better to focus our efforts on the present so that we may leave a better country to future generations.
If costs are felt to be too high, "we may leave a trip until next year," says deputy headteacher Mike Glover.
"Now it turns out that the bequest we may leave our children is a federal government whose sole purpose is our own consumption in retirement".
The emotional trauma and paralyzing fear we experience may leave us unable to make wise decisions, block us from seeing things clearly, or hold us back as we try to move forward.
A solid flagship device but we worry its successors may leave the modules behind.
We hypothesized that this may leave residents feeling unprepared for their eventual careers.
Quite frankly, if we don't start leaving now, we may never leave at all.
