Sentence examples for left haphazardly from inspiring English sources

Friends spoke of a warm sense of humour, but also of professorial absent-mindedness, with books, research notes and papers left haphazardly in offices or at colleagues' houses.But those cerebral interests never shaded into professional detachment.

Since his death, last fall, the apartment has become Leiter's de facto archive; Margit Erb, his gallery representative, and Anders Goldfarb, his long-time assistant, have spent months organizing the boxes of prints, negatives, portfolios, and books that he left haphazardly piled throughout the space.

That it did so haphazardly left the game vulnerable to being eclipsed in popularity by other sports, most especially, pro football.

Instead of targeting people with a legitimate medical need, he haphazardly left water for illegal aliens, drug smugglers and/or dangerous felons, all of whom are in the country without permission.

Notice that does not say "give haphazardly".

The initial delays during the fly-in had left the defenders spread haphazardly and, had the North Vietnamese assaulted without the preparatory fire that ultimately alerted the Australians, the result may have been different.

The state has tried a menu of measures aimed at attracting more people into teaching, but has done so haphazardly, leaving problems like housing and salary inequities unaddressed.

Water glasses are haphazardly filled, and wine glasses left empty.

As a result, some of New York's most notorious adult homes are likely to avoid punishment for serious problems -- places like the 216-bed Brooklyn Manor, where inspectors said they discovered that rooms were infested with flies, chronically ill residents were left unsupervised and psychotropic medication was distributed haphazardly, if at all.

My record Sing was written after two years of haphazardly touring the world, which left me scattered and exhausted, but somehow still dreaming of both love and the devil.

Most of the paintings are haphazardly arranged and appear to be graffiti left by visitors after Angkor Wat was first abandoned in 1431.