Sentence examples for left some kind from inspiring English sources

Someone had left some kind of sandwich out where Dockers could find it.

Some of these leaders may have left some kind of an institutional presence behind, but none has had Dr. King's reach, prestige or power.

"If bison were roaming through the eastern woodlands and throughout New York, then they would have left some kind of evidence," he said.

Even in those days, when he was fresh and boyish, the drugs left some kind of mark on him — not damage, exactly, more like a patina that darkened his skin to old gold, refining its texture so that minute wrinkles appeared at the corners of his lids when he frowned.

Although there were one or two late‑80s attempts to give the literary left some kind of organisational focus – the June 20 Group, for example, whose meetings were attended by McEwan and Rushdie – the main assaults on Thatcher's position were carried out in print.

So what if you're left some kind of "major neurocognitive disorder"?

"I want to make movies that leave some kind of mark on you".

"However, it appears that Andy wants to leave some kind of bidding process in place.

So here's a thing to give hope to those of us who dream, however fancifully, of leaving some kind of public legacy.

"The physiological response to that kind of activity will be extreme... and how the body overcomes that is bound to leave some kind of legacy".

"This really was his baby, his brainchild … He felt that it was critical to leave some kind of documentary of the United States.