Sentence examples for wrong to leave from inspiring English sources

It would be wrong to leave it.

It would have been morally wrong to leave".

Most MPs have said it is wrong to leave.

His move confounded friends and family who thought he was wrong to leave his safe position.

Yet it would be wrong to leave Central America to its own unhappy devices.

"It's obviously wrong to leave the plane unattended for one hour," the spokesman said.

She had picked the wrong time to leave home.

The only thing Penn State did wrong was to leave any time on the clock.

Farrell said it was the wrong time to leave a team that had won a World Series.

In my experience, nothing has ever gone remotely wrong, but to leave a vat of riled-up oil unattended gambles with fate.

It would be wrong, however, to leave an impression that all the Archaic poets depended on the checkbooks of tyrants; on the contrary, the fragments of Alcaeus of Mytilene on Lesbos (c.