Sentence examples for left behind alone from inspiring English sources

This year, in "The Martian," he plays an astronaut named Mark Watney, who is marooned in a pelting storm and left behind, alone, on the red planet.

It was only when he saw Arab soldiers on the hills behind him that he realized he and his remaining men had been left behind, alone.

Andy has a sweaty moment of hesitation on the steps of a drug den but follows her partner up the steps, more afraid of his contempt -- and being left behind alone -- than of the unknown dangers ahead.

As we prepare to lay 26 souls to rest in Newtown, Conn., countless are left behind, alone.

But for the believer, death is not an end, but a transition to an eternal life in which pleasure reigns supreme, and pain is left behind, alone.

The old-school barbecue joints they've left behind would alone warrant a road trip through this patchwork quilt of old farms, small towns and distant mountain views that sprawl south and west of Winston-Salem.

He's not dead, just unconscious, and now he's left behind on Mars, alone, unable to make contact with NASA or anybody on Earth.

Here the emphasis is not on the children left behind at home alone but also the husband who they fear may go after other ladies in their absence.

If you see any gear left behind, leave it alone rather than stealing it; you don't want to be a criminal.

Whether she was singing from her own repertory, as in "Damn Your Eyes," or borrowing songs like "Piece of My Heart" (from Janis Joplin) and "Sugar on the Floor" (from Kiki Dee), she sang about being a woman alone or left behind yet caught up in love, strong in both her anger and her longing.

(Goverthing's first known white settler, Frederick Van Der Keylen, a Dutch ship hand accidentally left behind during an expedition, lived alone there as an "embittered hermit" until his death, Mr. Hautekiet said; the tiny island, he added, was later settled by northern French colonists).