Sentence examples for left plunged from inspiring English sources

The overnight loss of parliament to the left plunged Mr Chirac into depression and his entourage into despair.

After 10 years with Ballet Theater he left, plunging into the unknown.

We went left, plunging into darkness.

It warns that government plans to remove support payments for families refused asylum, regardless of whether or not they can safely leave the UK, will plunge even more into poverty.

Such a plea does not spring easily from Mr. Karzai, the fiercely independent Afghan leader, but it comes from the certain belief that if foreign troops leave, the country will plunge back into the chaos it faced in 1992.

You'd have to go to the libretto to learn that it was Mozart's intention at that point to leave everyone plunged in madness and confusion.

They blamed political maximalism from both right and left for plunging the country into the bloodletting of the civil war and its aftermath of repression in which about 600,000 people died.

Indeed, water imagery ripples throughout: one day, she is "sunk fathoms deep" in a "wash of reflection", another day trying to keep afloat in a "great lake of melancholy"; writing Mrs Dalloway "seems to leave me plunged deep into the richest strata of my mind" – and it is the power of the human mind in all the pleasure and pain of creation that is captured so eloquently in these pages.

Mr Gbagbo lost to Mr Ouattara in a presidential election last year but had refused to leave office, plunging the country into strife.

But leaving university, plunging into acting full time, was never going to involve relocation to LA. "I just find the vibe over there superficial.

"What the hell is this?" Mario asked, when he appeared, holding up a handful of my celery leaves, before plunging back into the plastic bag to see what else was there to discover — more celery leaves, of course, hundreds of them.