Sentence examples for left originally from inspiring English sources

"We left originally for a year because Rafi said the country was making him ill," Ms. Magnes said.

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The area into which the town expanded, now called L'Eixample ("the Extension"), was open land left originally to give a clear field of fire from the city walls.

Mr. Harper, left, originally required the support of 95percentt of Canada's softwood lumber exporters before introducing legislation, but recently his government dropped that requirement.

Mr. Wade, left, originally offered free land in Senegal to Haitians left homeless by the disaster because, the spokesman said, he considered them sons and daughters of Africa since their ancestors, too, had been taken to the Caribbean as slaves.

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"We left earlier from Paris on a train that was supposed to leave originally at 7.15pm but there were mechanical problems and we were brought back here.

Greece, which was left out originally because of its weak economy, is scheduled to join the euro in January.

The novel makes clear that he left New York originally because of a series of bizarre but (according to the F.B.I., to whom he turns for help) serious death threats, seemingly prompted by someone's hatred of his fiction.

"We left Croton originally because of the unsanitary landfill, but after they capped it and made it safe for use we asked if we could come back," said David Conover, a teacher and program officer with the group.

The novel makes clear that he left New York originally because of a series of bizarre but - according to the FBI, to whom he turns for help - serious death threats, seemingly prompted by someone's hatred of his fiction.