Sentence examples for we would hate to leave from inspiring English sources

We would hate to leave without you, but we are totally about to".

I would hate to leave my own country, and I would especially hate to leave this team because I think in four years' time, if we keep them together, they could take rugby to a new level.

I would hate to leave the country that has been my home for almost 20 years and that has been so good to me – but if it comes to that, the real loser will be Britain.

I would hate to leave this little flat and I would do anything to organise help to be able to stay and I think a lot of people would be far happier if that was so".

And if my team, Arsenal, were beating Chelsea I'd hate to leave (not that it seems likely to happen anytime soon).

I'd hate to leave women with a method that they don't like or don't trust as they will usually not stick with it".

I'd feel bereft without Coleridge's reshaping of ideas, I'd miss Edwin Muir's gentle weaving of religious themes into every other part of life, and I'd hate to leave Noel Rowe, who makes biblical characters more real than any other poet I've read.

"We'd hate to give this up".

There's nothing particularly digital about reinforcing rod, but we'd hate to live without it.

We would hate to only do something in one style".

Because we'd hate to be left out of any trend that would have us, Leading Off will celebrate the joy of list season.