Sentence examples for names has left from inspiring English sources

But the fact that it has not brought in high-priced big names has left if open to critics that it is falling behind freer spending rivals Manchester United and Chelsea, and that its lack of player depth was the reason it faltered at the end of a promising season when both the European Champions League and the English Premiership seemed within its grasp.

With most of the Mets' big names having left camp to join their respective squads for the World Baseball Classic, the focus on Santana is sure to be a prominent topic.

The bigger, jazzier sports names had left a once-ferocious feline in the retail dust.

It's also sadly the case that most play revivals these days are star-driven projects, and there may be little audience for a show once the marquee name has left.

Following the exit of Biz Stone, the firing of four key product guys, and the departure of a number of early Twitter employees, we've learned that another big name has left the company: Chief Scientist Abdur Chowdhury.

Following the exit of Biz Stone, the firing of four key product guys, and the departure of a number of early Twitter employees, we've learned that another big name has left the company: Chief Scientist Abdur Chowdhury.

Or could he be living under an assumed name, having left his wartime past and his family behind?

Years of test-firing the automatic weapons that have both made and taken his name have left the 83-year-old very deaf indeed.

The man, never named, had left their village on the grassy plains… A daughter of a Jewish immigrant from Eastern Europe to South Africa returns to her father's homeland on a hunting trip.

The man, never named, had left their village on the grassy plains of S. Africa 9 years earlier to work as a construction worker among the unfinished tops of skyscrapers in an obscure but not too distant city.

Over the decades, the unique spelling of my first name (I was born before the premiere of Dr No and my parents feared that no Americans would know how to pronounce "Sean") and the juxtaposition of Irish and Jewish in my full name had left me feeling decidedly unique.