Sentence examples for well leave it from inspiring English sources

May as well leave it there, then.

(Well, leave it to an Englishman to admit he skimmed all 56).

You do wonder if the Royal Family isn't a bit anachronistic, but it works well enough, so we might as well leave it.

It's just that it's more comfortable if given that you do not fit into your country, you might as well leave it and therefore be comfortable outside and not be irritated all the time.

One BPB adviser even suggested that if that was all the French could manage, they might just as well leave it at 720p, where it was bound to fail, and save us all the trouble of even considering it.

Well, leave it to a security firm to capitalize on the privacy scare trend.

"He's pretty well left it up to us," Mr. Moan said.

Instead of putting someone on the spot by asking, "How is your sister?" you would say, "I trust your sister is well," leaving it up to the other person to run with the topic.

Meanwhile, Haier's attempt to reward creativity allowing every engineer the freedom to design and build his own products—has worked too well, leaving it with a bewildering 96 categories of goods in 15,100 specifications, including a fridge that pickles Korean kimchee cabbage and a washing machine that also cleans sweet potatoes.

At some point, whoever dropped it there might have had a good thought like: "We might as well just leave it there.

Ah well, better leave it to the Daily Mail to deliver the good news (honest).