Sentence examples for left one rather from inspiring English sources
But the Church's appropriation of pagan festivals left one rather important gap, at least in Britain.
Reacting to the news of a new centrist party, "United for Change", launching in the UK, Ross Clark set out his conviction that there is a "gaping hole" in the market for a new party, but not a centre-left one, rather a Conservative party that isn't fussed about "metropolitan liberal causes" – AKA: an outwardly xenophobic one.
It leaves one exhilarated rather than exhausted.
Reading him is like taking in a horror movie of relentless brutality that leaves one feeling rather complacent because at least one possesses basic human emotions.
The stoicism of the, predominantly, Scots and Geordies, in rather different pre-internet times, left one bizarrely invigorated.
Furthermore, predicting leaving one's job in rather individualistic cultures, such as the Netherlands, can be different from more collectivistic cultures [ 40].
Leave one-half inch (1.6cm) headspace.
He has two years left on his contract but is debating whether to move rather than accept a new deal if offered one.
Normally this sort of thing is left to one's lawyers rather than the defendant, because to do otherwise runs the risk of making the defendant seem combative rather than contrite.
