Sentence examples for left he thought from inspiring English sources

After four months, he was released, and as he left he thought, We won.

Mr. Crafton was enrolled in Project Renewal before, in 2000, and when he left he thought his crack and alcohol problems were licked.

Horrified, my father headed back to work, but as he left, he thought he saw one of his brothers, a steamfitter employed on the World Trade Center site, among the angry workers.

Though he disdained what he called, in a memo dated April 15 , 1969 "the elemental dishonesty and outrageousness of so much of the provocation from the left," he thought the war a disaster and told Nixon so.

Leave, leave, leave, he thought, so I can go inside, forget this ever — Then he was running.

After he left, she thought perhaps Martha had been right.

Mbah Maridjan didn't leave — he probably thought nothing was wrong — so the others wouldn't have wanted to leave either.

"The prospect of success was much brighter than before, for Abraham Lincoln had become a very popular man; the first to enlist and the last to leave, he was thought to have distinguished himself as a military man.

He left what he thought about Ronaldo largely unsaid.

He had been an evangelical church minister and since he left, people he thought were friends have not been in touch.

A college lecturer in social care, aged 40 and married with two young boys, Mr Cranie is a one-time Labour Party member who left because he thought the Blair government was too timid.