Sentence examples for left it including from inspiring English sources

Ben visits Jack in the funeral home housing Locke's body, telling Jack he will help him return to the island, but the only way to get back is to bring everyone who had left it, including Locke's corpse.

While there is no perfect solution to the problem, perhaps the airlines could make available an online animation for kids that would take them through the flight, from entering the terminal to leaving it, including the boarding routines and the reasons for various polices, regulations and procedures and, of course, the need for consideration of other passengers.

I mostly left it aside, including some astonishing truths".

As a result, many have been forced to leave it – myself included.

Though the museum declined to identify or describe the specific roles of employees who have left, it said those departing included some members of the curatorial staff.

There is no commonly used group of practitioners included under a definition of CAM practitioner, and our study left it open to respondents to include CAM practitioners according to their own views.

This season looks like it picks up right where the last one left off (it includes some clips from the first series, in fact), but will focus even more on following Jones as she deals with her reluctance to adopt a heroic mantle.

He liked to say that all he asked for the Negro was "simply justice", though the contexts always left it unclear how much he included in justice, whether it would involve reparation, and whether he was simply denying that he was not asking for "benevolence" or "pity" for the Negro (Douglass 1865: 283).

The clause referred to laws the people "shall have chosen" (aura eslu), which left it unclear whether it also included future enactments.

My overhang on the clifftop is still sending vertiginous shock waves through my system and I decide to sit on a rock and do a Rodin, thinking great thoughts with my fist under my chin, leaving it to others including an incredibly loud-cackling Aussie to take to the waters.

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2010, signed into law yesterday by President Obama, has been making news because of all the things left out of it, including billions of dollars in cuts to expensive weapons systems.