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

Supervisors were unrelenting, she said, adding, "I was crying — I felt we would have to leave".

"If the contractors were removed, we would have to leave Iraq".

We would have to leave our friends and family behind and more importantly all our Ugandan friends and family.

"He made an effort and if he didn't come up with this agreement we would have to leave the euro.

A spokesperson for Dawkins could not provide any further details on his recovery, telling The Independent: "I think we would have to leave it at that.

"On numerous occasions we would have to leave the park because someone would say: 'Let that little girl have a turn.' We'd get out of the park and he'd absolutely sob his heart out.

"If they were to stay, we'd have to leave the country".

We had already done a contingency plan on the basis we'd have to leave.

"I thought Milosevic would win, and we'd have to leave Vladicin Han," she says.

The father came in to tell us that we'd have to leave a little early because they all had to go.

"We'd have to leave the country without you".