Sentence examples for left to weep from inspiring English sources

"No Need to Worry" hints at an apocalypse with "no one left to weep for us".

(But what else is Poldark ever about?) Ross faces ruin and Demelza is left to weep over her dead child while Ross delves deeper into denial and deeper into the much-depleted mine.

Mr. Jonze, working with his regular cinematographer, Lance Acord, brings you close into Max's world as he builds an igloo in the street, starts a snowball fight with Claire's friends and is left to weep alone after the igloo is destroyed.

In other words, when it comes to Hollywood, boys will be boys and play with their toys, whether they're sleeping with one another or not, leaving women to weep, worry and wait to be rescued.

The men run away again, leaving her to weep at even greater loss.

After giving us a collective heart attack and leaving us to weep softly under our bedsheets for most of the week, George R. R. Martin sat down with Conan O'Brien and talked about the response the 'red wedding' has gotten from 'Game Of Thrones' fans.

A distressed Ms. Reese was left to hold his hand and weep as he breathed his last breath.

WHEN Alexander the Great was 33 years old, legend goes, he wept because he had no worlds left to conquer.

Alexander the Great was said to have wept once his army had shivered every army between Macedonia and Afghanistan, for there was nothing left to conquer.

At her fourth birthday party a little girl drew the following quatrain out of a paper snapper: What is friendship but a name; A charm that lulls to sleep; A shade that follows wealth or fame, And leaves the wretched to weep.

By Frank Sullivan and Eugene Kinkead The New Yorker, April 8 , 1950 P. 26At her fourth birthday party a little girl drew the following quatrain out of a paper snapper: What is friendship but a name; A charm that lulls to sleep; A shade that follows wealth or fame, And leaves the wretched to weep.