Sentence examples for left endlessly from inspiring English sources

All buyers will be allowed a maximum of four tickets to a single session, meaning that some could be left endlessly refreshing their screen for up to five days in order to secure tickets.

No new law could be enacted unless or until both the Camera (the chamber of deputies) and the Senate agreed to the same document, with exactly the same wording — one reason that Italy has been left endlessly recycling old Prime Ministers through a series of unstable new alliances.

Toisummarise originally appeared on VICE UK.

To summarize so far: Cocaine locks you in an unbearable state in which you desperately want to have sex, but can't because you can't get it up; it makes you less likely to use a condom if you do eventually manage to (so higher risk of STDs); then, unsheathed, you're left thrusting endlessly because you're unable to orgasm.

At 92, Johnny Paton was believed to be the oldest living Chelsea footballer, a diminutive but endlessly energetic left-winger adept at delivering crosses to the predatory head of England centre-forward Tommy Lawton during the first League season after the war.

While the left is typically comfortable with endlessly analyzing what's wrong with the reality, the right seeks to impose their own reality, currently existing reality be damned.

Over issues such as policing and migration, he endlessly frustrates the left wing of his base by picking policy positions that seem designed to outflank the Tory Omnishambles for a quick headline rather than trying to advance the conversation in a better direction.

Academics tend to the centre-left nearly everywhere, and talk endlessly about class and multiculturalism.

The left has responded to its crisis by looking endlessly inward – but occasionally, there are flashes of hope.

All groups of the left have their own daily newspapers, where they endlessly debate topics like this, of deep interest to their activists and precious little to the average voter.Another cause of friction has been pensions reform.

Right now, of course, Washington is consumed by the endlessly-recurring left-right debate over whether to raise marginal tax rates on the rich.