Sentence examples for has technically left from inspiring English sources

The 22-year-old has technically left Ewood Park but Kean told BBC Radio Lancashire that he could return.

Although Voyager has technically left the solar system, it still makes sense to describe its location with respect to the Sun.

He had technically left the police service after retiring as chief constable of Merseyside, so before he could take up the deputy commissioner post, he had to be sworn in as a warranted police constable.

It's not really in the spirit of the question but Zinedine Zidane in 2006, Jürgen Klinsmann in 1998 and Michael Laudrup in the same year were to retire after the tournament and had technically left their respective clubs, Fred Sullivan, Stephen Savva and Benjamin Bilde Boelsmand point out.

This includes Matt Cutts, head of the webspam team at Google (see below) who has not technically left, but has deactivated his Facebook account.

He has technically been on medical leave since January — his third such leave.

Officials point out that prosecutorial discretion, if it is exercised, will still leave an immigrant who has technically violated the 1996 act in a vulnerable position.

Mr. Gensler, who was embraced by consumer advocates but scorned by some on Wall Street, is expected to leave the agency later this year now that his term has technically ended.

I remember all these discussions we had: Where are the grown-ups?" Having left home, and Canada, at 18 (with her parents' blessing), Ms. Pill has technically been on her own a long time.

Remote sensing has technically matured quite significantly over the last 10 15 years.

I've had friends who've left their dogs, technically illegally, unsupervised, for years outside of various establishments--with no incidents.