Sentence examples for left the latest from inspiring English sources

The singer Will Young has announced he has left the latest series of Strictly Come Dancing for personal reasons.

Against Arkansas-Pine Bluff a week later, Grambling led by 4 with less than 10 minutes left — the latest they have led all year — before losing, 79-67.

Their revolt has paralysed the governing elite, already claimed one prime minister, and left the latest one fumbling around in the dark looking for divine inspiration.

But in reality, California, a rich state that helped lead the post-Sputnik push for public education in the 1960's, has fallen so far behind that even six straight years of spending increases have left the latest generation of state officials and union leaders struggling to meet what would seem a modest goal: the national average in spending per pupil of roughly $6,600.

Even two years after the last official patch the community identifies and fixes bugs left, the latest iteration of Mission Mojave which includes all former patches, has reached a number of 27,000 fixed bugs.

A letter (9 August), signed by a fringe assortment of British Jews, accused Campaign Against Antisemitism of being "pro-Israel lobbyists" because we believe that Jeremy Corbyn has allied himself with and granted impunity to antisemites on the left, the latest example of which being his peerage for Shami Chakrabarti in return for her report clearing him and the party of rampant antisemitism.

British actor James Corden's new show starts on 23 March, when he takes over from Craig Ferguson, who left the Late Late Show in December.

I left The Late Late Show after two years when Craig discovered I referred to the show as a "soul sucking shit-box".

A senior executive in the inner circle of Jamie Dimon, JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, is leaving, the latest departure after the bank reported a multibillion-dollar trading loss last year.

He said that he did not want to repeat that situation and would leave the latest debt ceiling debate to Congress rather than becoming directly involved.

Either way, repayments are rising faster than borrowing, leaving the latest "net" lending figure (for the first quarter of 2014) down.