Sentence examples for left whispering from inspiring English sources
Given the fact that he was designated a sharpshooter by the Marines during his time in the service, and the fact that Kennedy's car was traveling less than 10 miles per hour after making the sharp left turn onto Elm street, one is left whispering under one's breath, "Kennedy was a sitting duck".
It started with solitary walks to the corner of Franklin Avenue and Eastern Parkway, where Maynard would stand, hands in his pockets, shifting his weight from right foot to left, whispering to himself for hours.
And perhaps even more surprising, he said, was that he had been approached by "people who might be described as being on the left whispering, 'I agree with you.' " The problem with those comments, he said, was that they presumed that by writing about torture, Mr. Alter was advocating it, which he said he was not doing, as evident in his point about torture producing false information.
Don't worry about The Lad. He'll quit his Sports Psychology degree within six weeks and go back home to get his UEFA badges, and all that will be left, whispered on the wind, will be a single word: banter.
"What are they doing though?" In the few minutes they spent at Cenotaph I saw several families leaving, whispering in disgust to each other.
A breeze crossed the quadrangle, and the oak leaves whispered of freedom.
Besides the Cino fund-raiser, he attended a round of holiday parties in Washington — leaving whispers in his trail about his weight loss.
He and the narrator are obsessed with the power of language both to deceive, as in the satirically observed evasions of marketing-speak, and to soothe: "Shuttle bus shuttle bus sounded like leaves whispering to each other in your textbook primordial glen..
He and the narrator are obsessed with the power of language both to deceive, as in the satirically observed evasions of marketing-speak, and to soothe: "Shuttle bus shuttle bus sounded like leaves whispering to each other in your textbook primordial glen...
Before Mr. Ramappa left, he whispered more awful news.
Then she looked right and left and whispered hotly in my ear, "That music has been playing all day long".
