Sentence examples for left gone about from inspiring English sources

Now how has the Australian government, both right and left, gone about doing this?

Since election night, I've been hearing too many men of the left go on and on about how Clinton was a weak candidate.

The Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, left, went on sale in 1983 for about $4,000 — and became a symbol of yuppie excess.

While anguished speculation about Where the Left Goes Now continues unabated, the Right isn't going anywhere.

With your data constantly backed up, Robin users are then left to go about their business and forget that storage is something most other smartphone users have to worry about.

Joey recalls: "Dee [Dee] and I came up with the song 'Glad to See You Go,' about Connie's leaving".

Turn left and go about 200 yards.

There was still a quarter of the race distance left to go – about 10km around the streets of the Danish capital – when Tony Martin eased past David Millar, the rival who had started 90 seconds ahead of him.

This would be fine if those buffoons and toffs were left to go about their silly business; but the trouble is, when the mask slips far enough, what is exposed is the emotional infancy of a people too scared to elect their Head of State.

I'm not such a bad guy" has been hurled at a passerby (probably a woman), the catcaller (probably a man) is left to go about his business.

Coleman fights against a world in which Albert Fish is blamed and fried, while other Sinners are left to go about their business.