Sentence examples for left out again from inspiring English sources

Xavi had been left out, again.

They will be left out again and this is a very big problem".

But Marvin Miller, the influential head of players union from 1966 to 1982, was left out again.

Now, we are in danger of being left out again if the UK votes to leave the European Union on 23 June.

It was all too predictable: Bert making enemies (again), Joshua breaking down in tears (again), Becky feeling left out (again) and Oliver acting as if he had just dropped in from another planet (again).

Guardiola's team certainly succeeded in switching the emphasis away from Joe Hart, left out again in favour of Willy Caballero, and reminding their audience it is usually a good policy to trust this manager.

"A couple of tries were left out there again but opportunities came and the boys took them, and that was good to see.

Even at health rallies, people use megaphones to give their messages and they are again left out.

The replica of this line in Figure 2e, in the range [2π, 4π], is again left out of the TCR mask.

Powerful in the loose, imperious at the line-out, he's unlikely to find himself left out of the squad again anytime soon.

Genius also happens to be a widely abused term that privileges technical mastery (think, guitar shedding) rather than depth of emotional interpretation (another reason why female interpreters like Ella Fitzgerald have been time and time again left out of the boys' club category of genius).