Sentence examples for left claimed from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Pavarotti at the Met, Mr. Licitra, left, claimed illness, but missed only a rehearsal.
The opposition leader Ernest Koroma, left, claimed victory in Sierra Leone's presidential election, but the ruling party accused him of trying to "steal" the weekend vote.
Moreover, sweatshops really weren't the threat to American workers that the left claimed they were.
Astonishingly, when the Congressional Budget Office recently lowered its forecast of future deficits, many voices on the left claimed that the problem had been overblown by "austerity scaremongers" (that's us).
And that her wing of the party has allowed itself to be portrayed as "pragmatists", interested only in winning power, while the left claimed it has all the "principles".
The municipal left claimed us as part of its urban rainbow coalition, but practically every shade of opinion in the party shrank with horror from the idea that blacks and Asians might organise within its ranks and pursue a distinctive agenda, as Labour had done.
He left claiming he had got a job in Corfu as a gardener.
When Rosa was pregnant with her daughter, her husband left, claiming he doubted whether he was the father.
As the Tories have already used up Jeremy Hunt and Maria Miller, their MPs with some media credibility, the only choices left claiming expertise are rival headbangers Rob Wilson and Philip Davies.
Sked, however, soon left, claiming that he had begun to fear that people who did not share what he calls "liberal British values" were joining the party in ever-increasing numbers.
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