Sentence examples for is left quite from inspiring English sources

The action is centred on Nenna, a bohemian Canadian expat whose husband has left her and who is left quite literally struggling to keep things afloat.

It's particularly good on hard floors, with muddy footprints and even dried pasta sauce a doddle to remove, and it's pretty good on fabrics too, although the material is left quite wet.

Because Jones is arguably among the very smartest people writing within the genre of science fiction (or anywhere else), the reader is left quite happily with much to think about after the final page has been turned.

They had also been left quite a few thousand pounds each, from a trust fund.

The new Broncos coach, John Fox, was left quite the gift by the departing Josh McDaniels.

"I wish it hadn't been left quite so empty for her".

Mrs. Zabriski was left "quite comfortably" when her husband died - people said he died "in the gutter".

"With the way Channel Seven edited my interview, I was left quite the fool," Ms Banister said in a brief statement.

The New Yorker, June 9, 1934 P. 19 Mrs. Zabriski was left "quite comfortably" when her husband died - people said he died "in the gutter".

By Thyra Samter Winslow The New Yorker, June 9, 1934 P. 19 Mrs. Zabriski was left "quite comfortably" when her husband died - people said he died "in the gutter".

If the Dutchman is unlikely to be left quite as publicly apoplectic as Sir Alex Ferguson might have been in similar circumstances, Van Gaal's sense of grievance about the FA's fast-track system of justice should not be underestimated.