Sentence examples for left it might from inspiring English sources

If only Britain had any dark, satanic mills left it might have some better employment figures.

If soccer has any sparks left, it might consider lending one to college sports.

If the U.S. has any leverage left, it might be best applied to the real financial patrons of General Sisi, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the U.A.E.

There's a story that when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, at the age of 80, the doctor breaking the news to him said there was no way of knowing how long he had left — it might be six months, it might be six years.

He added: "If Saddam Hussein were to wake up in the morning and decide he'd prefer to live elsewhere, and took with him his family and his regime -- the small number of associates who obviously have been involved with his repression and the development of his programs -- and left" it might solve the problem.

If more than half the people have left, it might be a good time to leave.

"If you make solid contact, it might leave, it might go for a double or a single or whatever.

If Britain was to leave, it might be called into question legally and would become difficult to defend politically.

"When he says he's going to sign, it means he's not going, and when he says he wants to leave it might mean he wants to sign," said Aulas, who probably taught Fred all he knows.

If we left it in, it might come loose and the engine could explode.

If I left it in place, it might rip the mattress.