Sentence examples for it was left over from inspiring English sources

According to a member of the firehouse, the official said, it was left over from an off-premises holiday party.

Ironically, it was left over from his birthday celebrations that happened before the team left from their base in Resolute in northern Canada.

The New York victim also gave investigators some frozen ground beef and said it was left over from the BJ's purchase, although it was no longer in the store packaging.

The coleslaw is a watery conglomeration of mayonnaise, cabbage and related detritus that looks like it was left over from the 1934 Nuremberg Rally; the pickle is a foreboding, calcified object that resembles a paleolithic sex aid.

It was left over from a Rolling Stones show, but Wangro had installed new features, including secret exits, extra floor space, and, on the stage, a thirty-foot-high backdrop depicting a rising Christ surrounded by purple and gold sun rays.

Next time... Incidentally, Melanie, apparently increasingly enamoured next door neighbour of Agent Ballard, brought him some "left over manicotti" – although God knows what it was left over from, because it was an entire 12-serving oven dish with not a slice taken out.

His fan base even in India is small; his celebrity, what remains of it, is left over from antique times.

Dr Penrose's explanation of the uniformity is that, rather than having been created at the beginning of the universe, it is left over from the tail end of reality's previous incarnation.Dr Penrose's version of events is that the universe did not come into existence at the Big Bang but instead passes through a continuous cycle of aeons.

Perhaps it's left over from the economic boom of the late 1990s, or maybe it's a generational phenomenon.

Whether some of it is left over for deflating the etymological enterprise itself is a question on which readers must make up their own minds.

There is a homeless guy hanging out by the Rosenthaler Platz U-8 stop– a real grizzled, spittle-dribbling, wigged-out looking dude, whose face is all furrowed skin, matted white beard and bloodshot abysses for eyes, but whose outfit, a snug denim jacket and highwater pants, is unintentionally hip, as if it is left over from another life.