Examples of 'far to leave' in a sentence
Meaning of "far to leave"
far to leave: This phrase suggests that someone or something is a long distance away and is therefore unable to depart or go anywhere. It implies a sense of distance and being unable to physically move closer to an intended destination
How to use "far to leave" in a sentence
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far to leave
We have come to far to leave it all behind.
Trust that God has not brought you this far to leave you.
We would gone too far to leave our fate up to chance.
Focus on the fact that God did not bring you this far to leave you now.
We cannot have come this far to leave nothing behind but some.
But I do not believe he brought me this far to leave me.
We 'd gone too far to leave our fate up to chance.
God did not bring us this far to leave us.
We can not have come this far to leave nothing behind but some undistinguished, unidentifiable portraits.
He did not bring you this far to leave you.
I did not come this far to leave without you . Taylor, we need your help with Furby.
He has not brought you this far to leave you.
We 'd gone too far to leave our fate up to chance . Good.
Had He brought me this far to leave me?
I have come way too far to leave here empty-handed.
See also
As the song says, “ He did not bring us this far to leave us.
I did not come this far to leave without you . Go.
Al-Fares is the highest-ranking diplomat so far to leave the regime.
I did not come this far to leave empty handed.
Taylor, we need your help with Furby. I didn't come this far to leave without you.
I did not come this far to leave without you.
You need to leave . I have come way too far to leave here empty-handed.
I did not come this far to leave empty-handed.
Hamlet had gone too far to leave off here.
Your love is going so far to leave you forever.
You never have to go far to leave the planet.
Did He bring me this far to leave me now?
Good . We would gone too far to leave our fate up to chance.
Come on. We have come too far to leave it all behind.
What? I did not come this far to leave empty handed.
You've traveled too far to leave empty-handed.
What? I did not come this far to leave empty-handed.
