Examples of 'leave if he' in a sentence
Meaning of "leave if he"
leave if he: This phrase implies a conditional statement wherein someone is advised or permitted to depart or exit under certain circumstances
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He can not leave if he can not walk.
He chases like dogs he will not leave if he catches.
Tom will have to leave if he does not behave himself.
Leonardo Ulloa appears to be the striker most likely to leave if he joins.
Tom threatened to leave if he did not get a raise.
To leave if he gets involved in another incident.
He has every right to leave if he feels uncomfortable.
After all, he had been exonerated and was free to leave if he wanted.
I was supposed to leave if he was not back by sunrise.
There was no door in here, he could leave if he wanted.
You should leave if he does not look as good as he used to.
Angele could force them to leave if he wanted to.
I will leave if he asks me to.
Ciaran should be allowed to leave if he chooses.
Tom can leave if he wants to.
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Please ensure your dog can leave if he wishes.
We will leave if he gets upset.
She told him that he could leave if he wanted.
We can not leave if he is following us.
Seems like a man ought to have a right to leave if he wants to leave.
He can only leave if he has a reference.
He 's afraid that his dad 's just gonna up and leave if he turns his back.
He will leave if he sees you.
There is a misunderstanding . I sweared I will not let him leave if he ever approaches here again.
He can leave if he wants.
So, if he shows up, do not … do not let him leave if he tries to.
He will never voluntarily leave if he thinks it will show weakness to do so.
Look at him, he's paralyzed. He couldn't leave if he wanted to.
He would leave if he could.
I know. Right, right. And you have to actually leave if he doesn't.
He could not leave if he wanted to.
But I will leave if he shows himself to be a committed opponent of the faith.
He knew we would not leave if he was in danger.
We will leave if he gets upset. Could we just have five minutes?
And you have to leave if he does not.
I will leave if he lets me go.
I do not get why Yazov let you leave if he was mad at you.
He can leave if he prefers to.
After a good meal, he could leave if he wanted to.
He said he would leave if he met with his family for the last time.
We can take advantage of Mikkelsen 's threat to leave if he does not get the money.
He will leave if he thinks I'm with someone.
He told him he could leave if he wanted to.
You should leave if he doesn't look as good as he used to. Of course.
He had a chance to leave if he wanted to.
To let him leave if he wants? Did not I say.
He was told by police he could only leave if he signed a confession.
He will not leave if he likes, if he dislikes, he ignores.
However, his gang will allow him to leave if he becomes a father.
They 'd leave if he approached them.
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