Sentence examples for left behind earlier from inspiring English sources

They had come to pick up suitcases that had been looted from the mall but left behind earlier, prosecutors said.

But, Mr Moulster explained, products that work closely with the core functions of the operating system, such as anti virus and disc management applications, are more susceptible to being left behind earlier.

She left behind 1,220 pairs of shoes when she fled Manila with her husband, President Ferdinand Marcos, during a 1986 uprising.

If Democrats continue to reason as they do in the Book Review symposium ("Left Behind," March 6), they will continue to miss the reason for their staggering losses.

We caught other glimpses of that ambivalence, or resignation, among those left behind again this year.

Every year, there is collective handwringing over the mess left behind by summer festival-goers.

Some experts attribute it to No Child Left Behind, the 2001 law that strengthened accountability standards for schools.

These in turn morphed from the Back to Basics movement into No Child Left Behind and today's Common Core Standards.

By the age of 14, boys who were never left behind were 153.7 cm tall, on average, while boys who were left behind before the age of 6 were only 150.9 cm tall.

He had a friend that was left behind last year, in second grade.

The Senate is also planning to release a bill updating No Child Left Behind this month.