Examples of using Leaving in English and their translations into Arabic
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I heard that one of Dobbs' friends had a plane leaving the airport.
There's a train for New York City leaving first thing tomorrow morning.
I can't be seen leaving the scene of the crime.
I don't want the kids to see me leaving your room.
Don't tell her what to do.- I thought you were leaving.
Just so long as you know, I'm not leaving until you tell me.
I wanted to tell you that I will be leaving in a day or two.
It's really hard to think about leaving for six weeks.
She's not signing and the train's leaving in five minutes.
I'm not questioning your loyalty, Ronon, only the wisdom in leaving if, as you say, you don't want to turn your back on Atlantis.
When I literally started leaving traces of my joy and freedom,
But i would thought you should know i aint never leaving mr dunn, so you dont need to make anymore excuses to bump into me, sorry for interrupting your dinner.
Of course Chuck and Blair go to war and end up happier than ever, leaving Jenny and our family in a pile of rubble.
I thought that, in leaving Rome, that man would forget about me and turn his attentions toward some other poor victim.
When I literally started leaving traces of my joy and freedom, it was exciting to see the interested and surprised responses from people.
With andiroba oil and natural exfoliating particles, this pulp renews the skin, removing impurities and dead cells, besides moisturizing, leaving it soft and perfumed.
A staff member was accused of stealing diesel fuel from the Agency because he was seen leaving the generator area in his duty station with two bottles full of a liquid(estimated capacity being one gallon each).
Leaving aside the basic information on driving in an emergency, which is the common heritage of every good ambulance driver, it is appropriate to examine the procedural process at about 1 km from the“crash” scene.
On 13 July 2011, in Al-Fara ' a refugee camp, near the West Bank city of Nablus, Israeli occupying forces shot and killed a young university student, 21-year-old Ibrahim Omar Sarhan, as he was leaving a mosque.
One would have to have heard this modest and sincere man giving an account of his way of life after leaving the Collège du Plessis in order to believe the tiny amount that he spent during one year.