Sentence examples for left to seize from inspiring English sources

Thanks to NATO's aerial bombardment, Muammar Qaddafi has few tanks left to seize up but his regime is running on empty.

We're not growing, and the Shining Path, which is brutal, is growing.' " By the time Berenson arrived in Lima in 1994, the Shining Path was severely diminished, and the M.R.T.A. had been reduced to a skeleton crew with one big idea left: to seize a public place, take hostages and demand the release of M.R.T.A. prisoners.

Since Chevron had no significant assets left in Ecuador left to seize, that left one option: go abroad.

(This is what led the Baltimore Colts in 1984 to hurriedly pack everything into moving fans and rush to their new home in Indianapolis. By the time the state had passed legislation to seize the Colts, there was nothing left to seize).

Paul Deneve, a former executive at Lanvin, will replace the current chief executive of Yves Saint Laurent, Valérie Hermann, who is leaving "to seize a new career opportunity in the United States," Mr. Pinault said.

Dwyane Wade was hobbling, Chris Bosh was drifting, and so it was left to James to seize control of the game, the series, his own fate.

Mr. Saedi, the head of Parliament's anticorruption committee, called on the government to stop Mr. Sudani from leaving and to seize his travel documents.

In 1960, a year after Fidel Castro seized power, Ms. Cruz left to fulfill a contract in Mexico and never returned, eventually settling in New York's Upper West Side.

But after cooking a quick and uncomplicated meal you might have some energy left in you to seize that video game, give a quick but stern look while raising your eyebrows and authoritatively announce: We're eating dinner now!

Defeat the enemy Pokémon already in a gym, and your own Pokémon will get stronger, leaving you able to seize the gym for yourself.

Skeptics use the term "cold reading" to describe the technique of tossing out a series of common names and other images, leaving the sitter to seize on a small percentage of statements that seem to "fit".