Sentence examples for always left over from inspiring English sources

I have taken myself apart in the dark — put back together like a soldier in the rain — one gear always left over.

I have taken myself apart in the dark put back together like a soldierin the rain one gear always left over.

"In a sense, though, there are always people left over, and finding them always goes on after the signing day".

There is always champagne left over at weddings, and Father got to like it and live on it.

It's not unusual because the oak works by producing huge volumes of acorns every few years so there are always some left over for seeding after animals have eaten some.

As in all of Holloway's idiosyncratic sculptures, there's always something left over: the pleasure of making connections between things that don't fit together.

"There will always be people left over after our efforts," she said.

"When you finish a roll of tracing paper or fax paper, there are always paper tubes left over," he said.

Historical fluctuations in economic activity cannot be explained entirely in terms of combinations of cycles and subcycles; there is always some factor left over, some element that does not fit the pattern of other fluctuations.

"There's always one annoying piece left over".

(This was a "game-processing" business, Gourevitch explains, and since most of the hunters came from someplace else and hunted for sport, there was always lots of meat left over).