Sentence examples for left too far from inspiring English sources

"Up, up," he said, "to the left, left, left, too far, back to the right, up up.

But if some companies take too many blinks, they may be left too far behind.

And to preserve future chances for close cooperation with Russia, an area in which Paris does not like to be left too far behind by Berlin.

With Division Two table-toppers Essex having a week off, Kent came closest to the win that would catapult them out of the chasing pack – with just one promotion place up for grabs, no county wants to be left too far off the leaders even at this stage.

Your legacy is extraordinary, but still, you left too soon, far too soon.

Both candidates, though accomplished legislators, started off largely unknown to the public, making them vulnerable to attacks that they were too far left, too soft on crime.

Restriction of forearm rotation can occur after surgery if the wire or screw is directed radially and is left too prominent beyond the far cortex.

The most notable was when Cavendish's lead rider left him too far from the finish of Stage 10.

On the next move, Aldama could have taken an unguarded pawn by playing 9... Qc3, but it would have left him too far behind in his development.

If the doors are left open too far, the thermostat is overstimulated by heat from the basement, so the radiators upstairs remain stone cold.

The suburbs and the long automobile commutes to our workplaces have fragmented our lives and perhaps left us too far apart.