Sentence examples for could be left out from inspiring English sources
Small, local grassroots charities could be left out in the cold.
It's a testament to the vitality of fiction in the fifties that so much could be left out and still leave so much brilliance.
"Some areas, the children could be left out on the lawn and they'd do equally well because the parents will bring in tutors and so on".
Other opponents of a "right to die well," as some are calling the argument made by Mr. Baxter and the group of physicians who joined him as plaintiffs, say that rural Montanans could be left out, too.
The hard part of making a movie of "Gatsby," he went on, was determining what from the text could be left out, while also figuring out a way to externalize the sensibility of Nick Carraway (Mr. Maguire), in whose head the whole story takes place.
And finally, the dichotomy between the Christian ideals of the Bible and classical Greek paideia which could not be left out, however, since so much of Christian scholarship and philosophy depended on it.
This portion could potentially be left out by directly connecting strand β1 with β3 via a tight turn.
On the other hand, if the matrix type really is the same, could this column be left out?
He questions "would we need to make arrangements to supply tobacco, coffee, tea, wine, beer, salt, pepper and other spices or could some of these be left out?"..
'Don't Wanna Be Left Out' could be comfortably ranked with other Powderfinger songs such as 'Lighten My Load' and 'Rise Up'.
