Sentence examples for left a sheet from inspiring English sources

We are live from 5 until 9. Once, I left a sheet of paper on my desk that had sports scores from the night before.

When Wail and Waleed al-Shehri checked out on September 11, they left a sheet of instructions for flying a jet behind in their hotel room.

A seventh-grade teacher was accused of leaving a sheet of answers to a citywide math test near a pencil sharpener, then urging the class to sharpen their pencils and leaving the room.

A subzero wind the night before had blown most of the snow off the lake, leaving a sheet of sheer ice smooth enough for the Ice Capades but seemingly impossible for drivers who wanted to steer their cars through an intricate course at speeds over 60 miles per hour.

If you've ever thrown out a rug (even after cleaning it on your hands and knees) or considered leaving a sheet over your sofa for an indefinite period it might be time to consider redecorating in a way that is equally people and pet-friendly.

Remove feces right away, but leave a sheet of newspaper or a small bit of padding with urine on the clean mat so your dog will naturally know where to go.

That was why he left a top-sheet on this pile becoming a book, covered with the dittoes of one line, 'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.' " The mystery narrator is not Thomson but another film character, although, in Thomson's shimmering hall of mirrors, it is the narrator's book idea that Torrance has filched.

The finished job has left an uncovered sheet of copper about 3 1/2 by 12 feet behind the chimney.

On the first visit, we explained the purpose of the project and asked the participant to consider taking part; we left an information sheet with them.

Its bed is left a faded paper sheet Of dead leaves stuck together by the heat — A brook to none but who remember long.

Before his execution on Monday, he offered no last words and instead left behind a sheet of notebook paper on which he'd copied "Invictus," by William Ernest Henley, the 19th-century English poet.