Sentence examples for left to mourn from inspiring English sources
Left to mourn are Daniel McMahon, nephew, Susan Elchick, niece, both of Annapolis, MD, Kathleen Jones Silber, cousin, of Brooklyn, Richard Jones, cousin, of Manhattan and a host of close friends.
But many people still keep cars in Manhattan, and they are left to mourn a favorite parking lot suddenly surrounded by a construction fence, to swallow hard when the cost of monthly parking goes up again, or to engage in an exasperating hunt for a spot at the curb.
As it goes with the murder of black bodies by white America, we are left to mourn, to mask our fear and to piece together the all-to-readily available clues that, more often than not, point us to the steady reality that we are not safe to exist as free black people anywhere.
Left to mourn his exemplary life are his beloved wife Joan Spence Foeste; his brother Arthur E. Foeste Joann) of Madison, WI; sister Jane F. Wittenwyler Ronaldd) of Des Moines, IA, and Kay F. Goepfert (Walter) of Madison, WI; God-daughter, Hershley Philogene of Brooklyn; stepchildren Paul and Suzanne Fairweather; nieces and nephews around the world, and a host of close friends.
This time, LGBT Americans were not left to mourn alone.
She leaves to mourn three sisters and two brothers.
He leaves to mourn him his devoted wife Joan Robin, his children Sharon, Lauren, Dena, and Andy and daughterin-law Debbie Bauman.
He leaves to mourn his wife, Ms. Violet Blackston, a son and daughter, and a host of relatives and friends.
Doss leaves to mourn his sister, Elizabeth J. Cook, of Chula Vista, CA, nieces, nephews, grandnieces and -nephews, a host of relatives and friends.
She leaves to mourn her loss a loving son Joseph and wife Kathleen, five grandchildren and their spouses, Joseph, Jr., Kristen and Jason, Patrick, Benny and Danielle and Joey and Alexandra and five great-grandchildren Lana, Patty, Benny, Anna and Jesse.
