Sentence examples for almost everyone left from inspiring English sources

Sadly, almost everyone left by 1 a.m.

"Almost everyone left," said Abdi Mohammed, 12. "But the poorer people, the ones without animals, they stayed.

Antichrist, formerly the president of Romania for some reason, fools almost everyone "left behind" except a plucky band which includes, to Lexington's delight, a political reporter for an international news weekly.

But almost everyone leaves for the storm itself, and when you stay, you're much more alone.

The generous entrees come with two vegetables and are preceded by a giant salad topped by a huge chunk of feta, so a full dinner can be overwhelming (almost everyone leaves hauling a doggie bag).

Almost everyone leaves blood on the floor, but "Bedtime Stories" refuses to be juiced; soured by its enervated star and uninspired writing, the movie offers only tiny moments of joy, like a hailstorm of gumballs that's unexpectedly magical.

Almost everyone leaving held the small American flag they were handed out earlier in the evening, rolled up tightly in their hands. .

Come evening, almost everyone leaves.

Almost everyone will answer in the affirmative and yet practically everyone's definition will be different.

By 9.30pm, almost everyone had left.

After all, almost everyone who left the city did so for a job.