leaving

Suppose your stepfather should consent to your leaving home?

Tobias had seemed impressed, and promised his answer in the morning, leaving her to sleep—with a sentry at her cabin door.

Porcelain bath tubs and running hot water were found in Hongkong, the first we noted since leaving South Africa.

They will continue to feed until every vestige of the tubers is eaten, leaving the ground in a fine condition for replanting.

She fluttered off, doing the wounded-bird trick, leaving behind her an egg and a newly hatched chick.

That jet now went out suddenly, leaving us in nearly total darkness.

Leaving the Library we once more find ourselves upon the great esplanade east of the Capitol.

Bach became thoroughly hurt, and sought for a means of leaving Leipsic.

His cynical aplomb had already disappeared, leaving a tremulous, an angry, but a human being behind.

But afterwards he bestirred himself every day, leaving home in the morning and not returning until night.