Sentence examples for left to point from inspiring English sources

Franklin's winter quarters at Beechey Island were found by Austin's and Penny's expeditions, but no record had been left to point the way from there.

He says consultation does not guarantee a "correct" answer; it seeks merely to "spread the blame if Earth gets wiped out"—though who would be left to point the finger is unclear.

The longer of either segment PM i or M i Q is extended 30%% to the left to point P′ or to the right to point Q′, respectively.

It is fashionable on the left to point to Lord Patten, the chairman of the BBC Trust, as a demonstration of the non-leftwing nature of the corporation.

After all, in his inaugural post, he tried to drum up pity for himself by claiming to have three jobs, using funny maths where each aspect of the same job – rightwing pundit – counted as a separate job (which led many freelancers and bloggers on the left to point out that most of us have at least seven or eight jobs using the Erickson job-counting system).

Moreover, such developments create more space for the real left to point out, for example, that if policing in poor and minority communities is to be reformed, it will take much more proactive measures than expressions of sympathy for victims.

The final right point is now situated left to the final left point.

Thomas was the only one left to run the point.

However, Hooper swooped with five minutes left to snatch a point.

It's left to Pete the parrot to point out the obvious.

We've got a lot of games left to play and points to catch up.