Sentence examples for left to crawl from inspiring English sources
"There wouldn't be a rock left to crawl under".
Those not willing to pay for their data to be transmitted quickly would be left to crawl in the slow lane.
"These cases must not be left to crawl through the court system.
Young snails are too small to handle and instead they should be left to crawl on to a lettuce leaf which can then be moved into a suitable sized tank.
She's lucky the artist didn't commandeer the crutches as part of his work, leaving her to crawl home.
The seventeenth-century sky was crow black, pitch-black, Bible black, so black that it could be difficult at night to keep to the path, so black that a line of trees might freely migrate to another location, or that you might find yourself pursued by a rabid black hog, leaving you to crawl home on all fours, bloody and disoriented.
"A mixture of morphine, champagne, and sex had left her wanting to crawl into a coalhole when she woke up".
Neither Adams took naturally to diplomatic life, which in the court of Alexander I consisted of a debilitating round of balls, all-night marathons that left the Adamses to crawl from their beds the next afternoon with aching heads and parched throats.
That left Google needing to crawl the Twitter services to index tweet — a process that takes time.
Still, like a majority of Democrats on the committee, Grijalva backed the bill, citing its ability to allow restructuring and the little time left for the island to crawl its way back from the brink.
Leaving the purple sediment to crawl back down my Martini glass, we headed south-east, round the back of Queens Road, to pay a visit to the Duke Of Sussex, an OG Peckham boozer that now sits behind steel shutters and security warning signs.
