Examples of 'kind of leaves' in a sentence
Meaning of "kind of leaves"
kind of leaves: This phrase is used to describe a situation where something, such as a specific impression or feeling, is left or remains after a particular event or action. It implies a lingering effect or aftermath
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That kind of leaves us short one car.
You should work up to that . Kind of leaves you nowhere to go.
That kind of leaves the team divided.
Spring Collage . Which kind of leaves do you find?
This kind of leaves me with an empty feeling.
I need to know what kind of leaves you gave him.
It kind of leaves you sort of broken.
Spankings, uh… That kind of leaves a mark.
Kind of leaves you nowhere to go.
Anything past Impressionism kind of leaves us cold. But to be perfectly honest with you.
Kind of leaves you stuckhere, behind the bar.
You know, with that, it kind of leaves more to the imagination.
Kind of leaves you stuck here, behind the bar.
But, everybody kind of leaves for different reasons.
All kind of leaves during the EID days has been banned.
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That kind of leaves you out.
That kind of leaves us short one car, if you know what I mean.
This kind of leaves us out.
That kind of leaves the weekend open for them to socialize.
This in itself kind of leaves the whole concept of divine preservation useless.
Kind of leaves you unarmed doesn't it Benitez!
What kind of leaves then?
Kind of leaves you speechless, huh, Miss Daly?
All in all, love, kind of leaves you obsessive, stressed, and blind.
This kind of leaves me in the lurch to say the least!
That kind of leaves me on my own.
Location kind of leaves days between harvest and last appi.
Yeah, he kind of leaves me speechless these days.
Yeah, he kind of leaves me speechless these days. Setting the rules for grandma.
Niagara Falls kind of leaves you cold . Once a girl 's seen Superman in action.
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I am kind of a hard nut to crack in that department
The walls just kind of fall down
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