Sentence examples for left comfortably from inspiring English sources

The exhibition will also pay tribute to Syd Barrett, the legendary founder member of the band – although some critics think he would have been left Comfortably Numb by such an establishment gesture.

After losing the lead to Alonso, Raikkonen was left comfortably ahead of Massa, who made a bid to close in on the Finn before Raikkonen responded with six laps to go to show he was in control.

Mrs. Zabriski was left "quite comfortably" when her husband died - people said he died "in the gutter".

By Thyra Samter Winslow The New Yorker, June 9, 1934 P. 19 Mrs. Zabriski was left "quite comfortably" when her husband died - people said he died "in the gutter".

The New Yorker, June 9, 1934 P. 19 Mrs. Zabriski was left "quite comfortably" when her husband died - people said he died "in the gutter".

That has left Mineshaft comfortably alone at the top, a position he will most likely maintain tomorrow in the mile-and-a-quarter Gold Cup.

And while his effort fell short of his target score of 64, it left Woods comfortably within the projected cut line in the 132-man field, which features eight players other than Woods who began the week inside the world's top 100.

That left Seeley comfortably at the head of affairs and he had 7.5 seconds to spare from Dunlop at the finish.

The goal of Forneas's lighter menu is to leave you comfortably sated, not stuffed.

It takes you to some disturbing places and leaves you comfortably more or less where you started, but feeling just a little better about yourself.

On a windy day when bogeys were more common than birdies, Sergio García managed to shoot a level-par 71 to remain six-under-par overall, a score that currently leaves him comfortably clear at the top of the leaderboard.