Sentence examples for left a statement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sheffer was at a memorial service for a family member and could not be reached, but left a statement with Ms. Quinn's office.

Evaristo da Veiga, one of his worst critics as well as a leader in the Liberal Party, left a statement which, according to historian Otávio Tarquínio de Sousa, became the prevailing view thereafter: "the former emperor of Brazil was not a prince of ordinary measure ... and Providence has made him a powerful instrument of liberation, both in Brazil and in Portugal.

Wittmann, the spokesman, said, "Our positions in support of the Oslo process and the two-state solution have generated criticism from some on the right, just as our stand for strong prospective Iran sanctions has spurred criticism from some on the left"—a statement of bipartisan intent, but also of the difficulty of contemporary politics.

Wittmann, the spokesman, said, "Our positions in support of the Oslo process and the two-state solution have generated criticism from some on the right, just as our stand for strong prospective Iran sanctions has spurred criticism from some on the left" — a statement of bipartisan intent, but also of the difficulty of contemporary politics.

Martínez left Yankee Stadium quickly, leaving a statement: "I didn't want to run the chance of hurting my arm anymore.

The cloud storage company has scrapped its website, leaving a statement and how to get in touch with customer support.

The ink it uses is vibrant and bold, leaving a statement for anyone that reads your writing.

But in "Schubert Scherzo," his last piece and the Joyce program opener, Mr. Smuin left a clear statement of his legacy, at its best and worst.

After he left, a government statement said that the queen had asked "all ministers and deputy ministers to continue to do everything that is necessary" in the Netherlands' interests.

Chandler left a last statement to prison officials on a piece of paper, which was read out in a news conference after the execution.

Rowling completed the book while staying at the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh in January 2007, and left a signed statement on a marble bust of Hermes in her room which read: "J.