Sentences with phrase «mean to leave»

It was so fun meeting you and Ree @ the book signing, (don't mean to leave Kev out, didn't get to speak to him), but MAN at all the people!

... did you mean to leave that comment here?

Indie authors who are doing well enough to be in the Top 100 in the Kindle Store (or to be within shooting distance) should seriously consider what it would mean to leave an environment they know, and have found success in, to become one out of 10,000 authors a large Publisher is publishing.

In his most striking delivery in the film, after he's remained standing in the climactic fight until the end and is asked what he would say to his father if he were there, Donny looks down in confusion, lost and overwhelmed: «I'd tell him I love him,» he says quietly, «and I know he didn't mean to leave me on purpose, and I'm proud to be a Creed.»

Like Lawrence's «Momma, look at me,» Jordan's «I know he didn't mean to leave me on purpose» reveals the abandoned child's enduring attachment to the parent who is already lost: an attachment that itself gives some succor to its subject, despite the absence of the object of love.

I've ordered these just to try on, I didn't mean to leave them.

oops — sorry — didn't mean to leave that link to the stir fry!!

It's only important to value the voices and opinions of people who think and more importantly, mean to leave their space better than when they entered it.

I didn't mean to leave you hanging but the last few days got away from me and I just didn't make it back to the computer for more posts.

I didn't mean to leave my name twice but I am so new I thought I better add my site name to my name.

What does it mean to leave the toddler years behind and suddenly find that you have a little person on your hands?

I didn't mean to leave the abbreviation EVOO in my recipe (that's just how I wrote it in my notes:).

Here is a book that undertakes to say what «modern» has meant and why, and that gives us a chance to think about what it will mean to leave that...

Bounce means to leave suddenly, especially if something is boring.

(«To become a disciple of the Buddha means to leave parents and relatives, wife and child, home and property and all else, as flamingos leave their lakes» [The rigatha; see Chapter regarding Master and Disciple].)

Jesus demonstrated what it means to leave things in God's hands.

We meant to leave for Chico by 10, but didn't end up getting out the door til 11.

Are you meaning to leave the dough on the parchment as it cooks on the stone?

I keep meaning to leave a comment but have not had a chance until now, hope its not too late.

I made this a few weeks back and have been meaning to leave a comment to thank you for the recipe.

It's no secret that we need an impressive run of wins to assure ourselves of Champions League football next year, and it may even be possible that Arsene Wenger could warrant a top four finish as the means to leave on a high.

Here's what I meant to leave: a link to the ted talk by a child prodigy who gives a talk on what adults can learn from kids.

I read this yesterday and meant to leave a comment!

Oops — meant to leave this link for you on spirulina.

From convertible cribs to full size dressers, you are not meant to leave this furniture behind once your child outgrows the nursery stage.

All Out Politics is a key component of a refreshed schedule on Sky News and is billed as «investigating what it means to leave the EU... and asking the questions the public want answered».

What do you currently think about using elevators as a means to leave a building during a fire evacuation?

Yoga nidra, the period of deep relaxation at the end of class, is meant to leave space for a quiet sense withdrawal once you bring awareness to all the koshas (body, breath, mind) and connect to your deepest self.

I meant to leave a comment for a while as these look SO amazing.

I meant to leave it on the Inspiring Post previous to this lol.

The formula is meant to leave your skin looking toned, smooth, and dewy.

At its core, the movie is about the consequences a father has to face and what it means to leave a legacy behind to your children.

Or it might be that sometimes horror's job isn't catharsis or leaving the audience gasping with gratefulness over still being alive when the final credits roll; maybe it's meant to leave that audience feeling bad and ugly inside.

But the movie takes what could have been a clunky plot contrivance and wrings every last ounce of emotion out of it, really getting across the tragedy of Steve's fate and what he meant to those he left behind.

Apparently it was the Roman Catholics who adapted this custom (also known as Carnival, from the Latin carnis, which means flesh / meat and levare which means to leave off) to do something fun - a last fling, if you will - just prior to the 40 days of Lent...

He had no means to leave the country.

If hostility seemed imminent, they had the means to leave, and they did leave: horses, wagon, and all.

This well - researched novel has much to tell us about what it means to leave one's homeland for another.

If this happens more than a few times, your savings goals will be put off and forgotten like that review you meant to leave on Yelp that time you got great service at your favorite restaurant last year.

If you have the means to leave a trust for your pets, talk to a lawyer with experience in pet trusts.

omitted means to leave out; admitted is the word to be used in your sentence.

Also, I've been meaning to leave a comment about this, so while I'm here: this is one of the most nicely designed travel blogs that I've seen!

In short, to borrow from the title of a work by Theresa Moerman Ib: what it means to leave an impression.

He forgot to mention conduction, but if he truly meant to leave it out then his conclusion is already obviously false as he left out a physical process that is infinitely faster than thermal relaxation due to radiation in a GHG - free atmosphere, where there is none.

When the breast reduction procedure is meant to leave you feeling confident and emotionally strong, it can be very stressful when this goes wrong, through no fault of your own.

For example, the English expression «to take a French leave» means to leave without saying goodbye or to slip out without being noticed.

The tiniest, seemingly most fragile human shows a spine of steel and superhuman grit when someone they love needs them as a caretaker, or case manager, or simply to hold and share the memories of who a loved one was and what their life meant to those left behind.

Say, perhaps, you always meant to leave your great - grandmother's diary to your younger brother.

My husband and I were not perfect but I know he wouldn't want me living on welfare or without his money he meant to leave to me to carry on paying bills and support both of our children at the time.

To those paying close attention, the proposal was listed under «meta,» a hint that this was a meta joke, meant to leave people scratching their heads and wondering if he was being serious or not.