The phrase "anytime he left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any occasion when he departed or went away.
Example: "Anytime he left the room, the atmosphere seemed to change."
Alternatives: "whenever he departed" or "each time he exited".
"People want normalization in a month — it won't happen," said Mr. Khan, who puts on American-style army boots, a flak jacket and an M-16 rifle anytime he leaves his house.
The Algerian Army escorted the workers anytime they left the sprawling compound, to and from the airport or as they headed to distant wells where they sometimes saw nomads crossing the desert on camels.
He's been swept up in next year's projects, playing the porn star Dick Shadow in the Adam Sandler-penned "Born to Be a Star" and starring with Mickey Rourke in Tarsem Singh's "Immortals," which he describes as " 'Gladiator' meets '300.' " Even so, Dorff is still savoring his latest stay at the Chateau, as if wishing he could check out anytime he likes but never leave.
Anytime they leave the room for at least a couple of minutes will suffice.
"It made me grow up and realize you can leave this earth anytime," he said.
What if you could get an alert to your phone anytime someone left a package on your doorstep?
Anytime you leave data about yourself in a public place, it creates opportunities," Mr. Knieff said.
Because of the proportional allotment of delegates in most remaining states, the Gingrich campaign argued that Mr. Romney would not hit the magic number of 1,144 anytime soon, leaving the race up in the air for months.
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His ability to face you up and he can beat you left anytime, plus he can spin back along the baseline and he's got a soft touch.
