Leave example sentences

Related (13): depart, exit, abandon, permit, allow, absence, departure, vacation, go, quit, forsake, remain, stay

"Leave" Example Sentences

  1. I need to leave for the airport in about ten minutes.
  2. Can you leave the door unlocked when you go?
  3. She decided to leave her job after fifteen years with the company.
  4. They won't leave until someone tells them it's safe to go.
  5. Please leave your shoes by the entrance — it's a no-shoes house.
  6. He's been threatening to leave for months, but nobody takes him seriously.
  7. I always leave my phone on silent during meetings.
  8. You should leave earlier if you want to avoid rush hour traffic.
  9. Leave me alone — I'm not in the mood to talk right now.
  10. We're planning to leave on Friday and come back Sunday evening.
  11. Don't leave the stove on — I'm paranoid about that.
  12. She had to leave the party early because her kid got sick.
  13. If you leave now, you'll still make it to dinner.
  14. He couldn't bring himself to leave, even though he knew he should.
  15. Leave your worries at the door — tonight's about celebrating.
  16. They leave for vacation next week and I'm so jealous.
  17. I leave my car at the station and take the train downtown.
  18. You can't just leave without saying goodbye to anyone.
  19. She'll leave the light on for you if you're coming home late.
  20. Leave it to me — I'll handle everything.
  21. Most people leave their jobs because of bad management, not low pay.
  22. I'm going to leave this relationship if things don't change.
  23. Leave some space between the plants so they can grow properly.
  24. He tends to leave things until the last minute and then panic.
  25. Why would you leave your kid with someone you don't trust?
  26. I leave for work at seven and get back around six.
  27. She's been on leave for three months recovering from surgery.
  28. Leave the windows open if it gets too hot tonight.
  29. They're going to leave the company in better shape than they found it.
  30. I can't leave — not yet, anyway.

Common Phrases

  1. leave for
  2. leave behind
  3. leave out
  4. leave alone
  5. leave a message
  6. leave no stone unturned
  7. leave well enough alone
  8. take leave
  9. on leave
  10. leave someone in the lurch
  11. leave it at that
  12. leave a mark
  13. leave a bad taste
  14. leave someone hanging

Examples by Level

A1
  1. I leave my house at eight o'clock every morning.
  2. Leave the door open, please.
A2
  1. She had to leave school early because she was sick.
  2. They're going to leave for Paris next month and I'm really excited for them.
B1
  1. Looking back, I realize I should have decided to leave that job years ago instead of staying miserable.
  2. He tends to leave things unsaid, which causes problems in his relationships.
B2
  1. The decision to leave felt inevitable once she understood what was really happening behind closed doors.
  2. She'd spent so long trying to make it work that to leave felt like admitting defeat, even though it was the right choice.
C1
  1. What we often fail to recognize is that sometimes the most courageous thing we can do is leave — not out of weakness, but out of self-respect.
  2. He had orchestrated his departure so carefully that when he finally did leave, it felt less like an ending and more like a disappearing act.
C2
  1. There's a particular kind of grief that accompanies the decision to leave someone you once loved — not dramatic, just the quiet recognition that some bonds, however precious, cannot sustain the weight of who you've both become.
  2. She understood, perhaps better than anyone, that the art of how to leave well required not just the ability to walk away, but the grace to do so without burning everything behind you.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. I always leave my keys in the same spot so I don't lose them.
  2. The dog won't leave me alone until I give her breakfast.
💼 Workplace
  1. He's planning to leave the company next quarter and everyone's already jockeying for his position.
  2. I need to leave early today for a doctor's appointment — is that okay?
📊 Business
  1. When key executives leave, it often signals deeper problems within the organization.
  2. The company decided to leave the market entirely rather than compete with the new players.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I always leave the store without half the things on my list because I get distracted.
  2. Should I leave my credit card at home or bring it just in case?
✈️ Travel
  1. We're going to leave at dawn to beat the traffic on the highway.
  2. I hate that moment when you have to leave a place you've fallen in love with.
📚 Education
  1. The teacher told us to leave our phones in our bags during the exam.
  2. More students are choosing to leave university early to start their own businesses.
❤️ Relationships
  1. She finally found the courage to leave after years of feeling trapped.
  2. He said he'd leave if I didn't trust him, but that just made me trust him less.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The senator announced she would leave office at the end of her term.
  2. Voters are demanding that the government leave the healthcare system alone and stop interfering.
💻 Technology
  1. I always leave my laptop plugged in overnight, even though I know it's bad for the battery.
  2. The app lets you leave voice messages instead of typing, which is actually pretty convenient.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The study recommends that organizations leave sufficient time for employee training before implementing new systems.
  2. Researchers concluded that participants who leave the program early tend to have lower success rates in subsequent interventions.

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