Sentence examples for wind up leaving from inspiring English sources

"Investors can wind up leaving too much on the table," he said.

There is a reason more college basketball and football coaches don't jump to the pros, or wind up leaving when they do.

The U.S. Senate's rules — like those in California — wind up leaving the power in the hands of a very few moderate Republicans.

He wore funky sweaters and let her call him Coz, but he was old-school inscrutable, to the point where Sasha couldn't tell if he was gay or straight, if he'd written famous books or if (as she sometimes suspected) he was one of those escaped cons who impersonate surgeons and wind up leaving their operating tools inside people's skulls.

She said she hoped to reach cross-party agreement on how to implement press reform proposals put forward by Leveson in the autumn – but added that "we can't wind up leaving the problem of media ownership untouched" at the conclusion of the public inquiry.

The attack on the World Trade Center will cost New York City $83 billion to $95 billion, depending on how many businesses wind up leaving the city, according to a report issued yesterday by William C. Thompson Jr., the city comptroller.

He amassed a fortune but wound up leaving the industry after he was charged with illegal trading by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Claimants can also opt to receive quarterly cheques over the next three years instead, until the fund is wound up, leaving them free to sue BP for extra damages.

By late 1999, the president felt so divided between his two billionaire friends that he once wound up leaving Mr. Burkle's home late one evening to turn in for the night at Mr. Geffen's nearby Beverly Hills home, all to avoid offending Mr. Geffen, one member of the president's entourage said, even though Mr. Geffen was out of town.

Terry wound up leaving before the film came out and Warner Bros. didn't have the tools at that time to do it correctly.

If your cat is still wound up, leave and try again later.