But I hope, before I leave town, to be better acquainted with his situation, and enabled, with more certainty of his worth, to recommend him to your favour.
Then he said deliberately: "Vixley, what will you take to leave town?
You have to leave town for a couple of days, and you want back that lizard you sold me.
I've got to leave town for a couple of days, and I got to have somethin' to pack.
Hiram, "either that Sawyer boy or me has got to leave town.
To use Mr. Strout's words, one or the other of us will have to leave town.
Unless you can satisfy me you had nothing to do with it, I shall see Conrad and tell him everything he doesn't know about you before I leave town to-night.
So long, Aleck; I'll see you again before I leave town.
Will you do something for me before we leave town?
I must do all that I can do in London to-day, as it is absolutely necessary for me to leave townby the night express of the Great Northern Railroad, in order to attend the trial for which I am subpoenaed as a witness, to-morrow.
Or whether they want Jim Duff and some of his friends to leave town," Tom Reade continued good-humoredly.
Your work will be finished before the night is over, if you don't accept our orders to leave town," growled Duff.
If we could have hired Motor Matt to leave town, I'd have been willing.
We'll give you the money now if you promise to leave town to-night, and not come back to this section for a month.
When I saw so indisputably that everybody else was going to leave town, I concluded that I might as well go too, and I stood not on the order of my going, but went at once.
Where evictions actually occurred the victims usually had to leave townor find crowded quarters with other strikers.
I am the last man in the world to boast of a kindness," continued Smith, in his faintly mocking manner, "but I gave you fair warning to leave town.
Percy, and did not like to send for him for such a trifle as a sore throat, lest it should hurt his practice to leave town at this season.
Had Captain Percy delayed to leave town, he would next day have received orders from his commanding officer to join his regiment.
Unluckily for Caroline, her brother Alfred was about this time obliged to leave town.
Skip Jellison has said I've got to leave town, and that Carrots must, too, just because he helped me.
Failing in his purpose at this point, Carrots went boldly up to the City Hall with never a thought in his mind of the peremptory order to leave town which he had received.
I got into some trouble at home with a young lady, and thought it best to leave town for a short time.
Arriving here, he paid the hackman quite liberally and dismissed him, saying that he was going to leave town on the next train westward.
At West Columbia, Texas, an unknown man was tarred and feathered and ordered to leave town.
It appears that efforts of all kinds according to the Ku Klux, were made by Paul and Scott to kill the case, and the Klan claims that Scott was persistent in his efforts to induce the woman in the affair to leave town.
I leave town for a day or two on Monday, but after that I am always at home, and happy to see you till half-past two.
Called at three places--read, and got ready to leave town to-morrow.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "leave town" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
