Sentence examples for left to know when from inspiring English sources

There's always the danger that there's nothing left to know when you go that far down the rabbit hole.

There's just one more thing left to know when it comes to taking a vacation with your grandchildren: you can't go wrong with a trip to Walt Disney World.

A little story: As a very young reporter I had the fortune of accompanying your former premier, Zhou Enlai, as he drove a few golf balls out on the Gobi (Zhou's shots always went left, you'll be happy to know), when I yelled a question at him: "What do you think of the French Revolution?" I asked.

"We want to know when they left their cells and how their bunk could have had the dummies without anyone noticing it," Mr. Romankow said.

As a prolific author who is also deeply religious, Christiansen told them what he wanted his MBA students to know when they left his classroom.

Now that she is arriving in her ninth decade, everyone wants to know when she will leave.

Or does the gambler's instinct have to know when to leave the table?

According to Ryan, the secret to being a great plasterer is to know when to leave your material alone.

This board member compared him to an aging corporate titan who created a business but did not have the perspective to know when to leave.

Meanwhile, Mr. Sarkozy, who was still in junior high school when Mr. Chirac was elected to Parliament in 1967, has subtly injected the age issue into presidential politics, saying that in politics, one has to know when to leave.

Joseph Biden, the senior senator from Delaware, is the Democratic Party's main spokesman on international affairs; he is also a man who, on occasion, seems not to know, when sentences leave his mouth, where they are going or what they are meant to convey.