Sentence examples for left in far from inspiring English sources

Far too much has been left in; far too much has to be learnt by the user afresh in each different application for the experience to be pleasant.

This kind of defending has been a recurring theme for Everton and it was the same again when King was left in far too much space to make the score 2-0 in the 33rd minute.

There is a certain paradox in that while the executives got better terms on their loans, they are left in far worse financial position than would be any ordinary speculator in their stocks.

With the lively crowd stirred up further by the early strike, a shaken Galaxy tried to settle, only for Ayovi to rattle the crossbar in the 5th minute, when left in far too much space in the box.

But when Kemy Agustien's corner fell to the feet of Sung-Yeung Ki, the South Korea international showed exemplary composure to set up Graham, who was left in far too much space at the far post.

"All of you are living the lives of the young". While Migden did her best to fit in as she entered the luncheon by donning a red sailor hat, she left in far grander style as the local Red Hats presented her with her very own crimson chapeau.

Some will die, and some boots will be left in far-off desert lands.

The military has also been plagued by mass desertions, a lack of supplies, and leadership confusion, as Afghan forces are often left in far-flung regions of the country without reinforcements or supplies. .

But he leaves in far more, to judge from the two volumes that have been published by Random House, than most politicians would consider prudent.

In the Adventure series, for instance, the children are constantly left in peril far from home because Mrs Mannering is clearly having an affair with the shadowy policeman Bill Cunningham and wants them out of the way.

This is still one of the last wildernesses left in Europe, far less visited than the French Pyrenees - but now more accessible thanks to direct flights to Zaragoza from the UK.