Sentence examples for will again leave from inspiring English sources

Madrid will again leave out goalkeeper Iker Casillas, who has helped Spain to back-to-back Euro titles and a World Cup championship.

Now dissidents worry that the world, after its initial uproar, will again leave the Burmese people to cope with the junta on their own.

The danger for Labour is that a cautious leadership election which addresses a problem that should have been dealt with in 2010, will again leave the party behind the curve in 2020.

Ryan's new budget, which is scheduled to be released in March and will include dramatic cuts, will again leave the Republican Party defending fiscal policies that do not enjoy majority support.

The buses will again leave from the New York Public Library on 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue, and the Continental Arena, but the first buses, which usually leave at 5 a.m., will leave at least a half-hour earlier.

This seems correct; but if we then restrict the domain of authority to necessity we will again leave many legal obligations behind.

I'll say it again: leave your little girl at home, with grandma.

"Will you again leave, behaving as if none of this pressure exists?

The problem with the leaked idea of a £150 fuel bill subsidy to every family with children is that it will once again leave out the poor childless, precisely those who were clobbered in the 10 pence tax abolition.

Does the honourable lady agree – I will not quote her this time; I will quote the deputy prime minister – that 'without money, that commitment will continue to be meaningless – more spin without substance which will yet again leave thousands of children short-changed'?

"Only through an independent Katrina commission will we be able to know that no storm or no act of terrorism will ever again leave us so unable to respond," Senator Clinton said after the Senate refused on a 54-to-44 party-line vote to consider her idea.