Sentence examples for completely leaving behind from inspiring English sources
Soon after, the company, which leased parcels of Mr. Hines's land, disappeared completely — leaving behind more than 40 coal-bed methane wells and a jumble of pipes and pumps.
During summer the northern carbon dioxide cap disappears completely, leaving behind a small water-ice cap.
Roger Smith, with all his visions of robotic factories, failed completely, leaving behind a worse mess than he inherited.
At some point, quasar activity ceases completely, leaving behind the dormant massive black holes found in most massive galaxies.
When Sutter Home winemaker Bob Trinchero made a batch of wine in 1975 that he'd hoped would be a pale, dry, pink wine — blush, as it was then called — it failed to ferment completely, leaving behind a wine with more sugar than he'd hoped.
As the commentator put it today: "Holocaust Memorial Day is transfiguring into a day that 'the Jews' or 'Israel' (for they will use these terms interchangeably), are to be attacked or set up, completely leaving behind the idea that the country came into existence in the wake of the greatest single crime in history".
Central midfielders Charlie Adam and Glenn Whelan were completely left behind by the pace of Spurs in the first half, offering no protection to their back four and having to resort to simply hacking down their midfield opponents.
If boxing doesn't want to be completely left behind by a young demographic who may like boxing, but are increasingly moving towards MMA and promotions like the UFC or Bellator, it will want to see Cruz win in November.
"The general feeling down in those communities is that people have been completely left behind," Kleinman told HuffPost.
And as it surveys the discovery of planets beyond our solar system, the old human-centered cosmos is never completely left behind: it actually motivates and guides the odyssey.
The thesis of finality shows clearly how both conventional theist and conventional atheist positions collaborate in the conception of matter as a reduced sphere inessential to the self and completely "left behind" in the ending that death is supposed to represent.
