Sentence examples for left the terrain from inspiring English sources

The Pálffys' divorce in 1943 left the terrain wide open for Cooper.

Matt Hauke, left, the terrain park manager at Arapahoe Basin in Colorado, tested these boards over two months.

If these stalwarts leave the terrain of the arts world, they will not die; but they will mutate into something else.

Leaving the terrain of Carcassonne, in which her blockbuster Languedoc Trilogy was set, Mosse comes home to her native Fishbourne, in Sussex.

Glieberman leaves the terrain to Rowe.

These were blunted by British artillery fire and close air support but by the end of the day the 49th Division had failed to reach the village of Rauray, leaving the terrain dominating the right flank of VIII Corps' intended advance in German hands.

It begins at Cap d'Ail's modest beach, and curls beneath the cliff before swerving left as the terrain subsides.

That fantasy is now generally left for the terrain of human infants, whose cribs are lined with stuffed animals.

In a brilliantly horror-ish sequence, we leave the misty terrain of the neon-lit funfair to enter the cobwebbed ghost train, finding Hans strapped up, missing a hand but with a pulse.

Lucas Wallek was toiling at the family farm in Alice, Texas, when he decided to enlist in the Marine Corps, partly out of patriotism, partly from a desire to leave the familiar terrain of sagebrush and oil fields.

The prime minister's abrupt lurch on to such contentious terrain left the Liberal Democrats looking queasy.