Leave for Meaning
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To depart
Leave for Sentence Examples
- I have to leave for work in 10 minutes.
- Are you ready to leave for the party?
- We need to leave for the airport soon.
- Can we leave for the movie now?
- I’m going to leave for the gym after lunch.
- Let’s leave for the concert early so we can find a good seat.
- She had to leave for the hospital in the middle of the night.
- We should leave for the beach early to beat the crowds.
- He has to leave for his business trip tomorrow.
- They’re planning to leave for the mountains next weekend.
- I’m going to leave for the store in a few minutes.
- We’re going to leave for the museum right after breakfast.
- She had to leave for the meeting before finishing her breakfast.
- He’s going to leave for his vacation next week.
- We need to leave for the wedding ceremony at 10 am sharp.
- I have to leave for my doctor’s appointment in an hour.
- Let’s leave for the park before it gets too hot outside.
- They’re going to leave for the conference tomorrow morning.
- We should leave for the party early to avoid the traffic.
- She’s going to leave for the airport in the evening.
- He has to leave for his interview in 30 minutes.
- We need to leave for the restaurant now if we want to make our reservation.
- I’m going to leave for the library as soon as I finish this task.
- They’re planning to leave for the camping trip next month.
- Let’s leave for the game early to get good seats.
- She had to leave for the dance class in the afternoon.
- We should leave for the amusement park before it gets too crowded.
- He’s going to leave for his friend’s house in a few minutes.
- We need to leave for the grocery store before it closes.
- I have to leave for the dentist appointment in the morning.
- Let’s leave for the concert hall before it starts raining.
- They’re planning to leave for the ski resort next winter.
- We should leave for the barbecue party early to help with the preparations.
- She’s going to leave for the hospital in the evening to visit her friend.
- He has to leave for his job interview tomorrow morning.
- We need to leave for the beach early to enjoy the sunrise.
- I’m going to leave for the movie theater as soon as I change.
- Let’s leave for the theme park early to avoid the long lines.
- They’re going to leave for the church ceremony next week.
- We should leave for the charity event early to help with the setup.
- She had to leave for the train station in the middle of the night.
- He’s going to leave for his parent’s house tomorrow afternoon.
- We need to leave for the store before it gets too late.
- Let’s leave for the picnic early to find a good spot.
- They’re planning to leave for the family reunion next month.
- We should leave for the concert venue early to avoid the parking hassle.
- She’s going to leave for the music festival in the morning.
- He has to leave for his doctor’s appointment in an hour.
- We need to leave for the bookstore before it closes.
- Let’s leave for the hiking trail early to avoid the heat.
