Is John here? No, he's already left.

I'm going to leave this town at three o'clock today.

He left his wife at home, and went out with his friends on Friday night.

I enjoyed my meal, but left some of the potatoes as I was feeling rather full.

He left only one piece of pizza for the others.

Leave me your number in case I need to get in touch.

Can I leave my keys with you in case something happens?

Oh, no. I left the present at home.

I've left the keys on the kitchen table in case you want to go out.

The commander gave the soldier leave to manage the situation as he wanted.

My boss gave me leave to study for three months.

I will be on leave until August the fifteenth.

He has two weeks' leave in the summer.

Many trees leave in the spring, as the weather gets warmer.

Five minus three leaves two.

The coat cost thirty-five dollars and the shoes cost twenty, so that leaves us only five dollars.

He left his phone number on the answering machine.

In his will, her father left her the antique clock.

If you take that twenty-pound note, you'll leave me with less than five pounds.

It wasn't until I got to the airport that I found I had left my passport behind.

The sprinter from Nigeria left all the other runners behind.

From a very early age, Joseph has always left his peers behind.

Brian has a good job now and has left his days of poverty behind him.

Maisie's brother was taunting her about her new glasses, so she told him to leave off.

All the other children were invited to the party, but I was left out.

The bread did not rise because I left out the yeast by mistake.