Sentence examples for left to deepen from inspiring English sources

It was not a good start for the hosts though as Ward fired a crisp finish beyond Paddy Kenny from the left to deepen Leeds' misery.

Now, his party will be left to address deepening public frustration on a host of issues, including a contracting economy and a teetering pension system.

The league wins again, and fans are left to find their way out of a deepening moral and ethical quandary.

After his father died, the young jurist and imam left for Damascus to deepen his knowledge of the religious laws and codes.

The leaves are beginning to deepen: golds of the trembling aspen and white birch, burnished copper of white ash, and russets and deep blood-reds of sugar maple and black gum trees.

In Asia, however, it seems only to deepen wounds left by the second world war.

Transfer to a clean jar, seal and leave to sit for at least two hours, to deepen in colour.

The scale of the warning is likely to deepen anger among leave campaigners, and intensify "blue on blue" criticism within the Conservative party.

To offer to restore funding for children's health insurance but to leave the status of the Dreamers unresolved is to try to deepen that fissure.

We propose that prolonged ice-sheet erosion across a passive continental margin caused troughs to deepen and lower the surrounding ice-sheet surface, leaving adjacent mountains exposed.

Two months into a bloody standoff in Bangladesh that has left at least 118 people dead, the violence has eased but the political crisis continues to deepen.