Sentence examples for no one got left from inspiring English sources

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"No one gets left behind on this trip into the future unless they want to," he said.

Oh, and the service works on any phone, from iOS to Android to a flip phone, so no one gets left out.

"It's important that no one gets left behind," she says.

The number of franchises remains constant, so no one gets left out.

Beach wheelchairs could be a beacon for attracting visitors and ensuring no one gets left behind.

Mr. Lankester, 54, likened himself to a mother hen herding the chicks along, so no one gets left behind in the momentum of the piece.

You could also show pictures and talk about the journey and what happens at each stage – passport control, baggage check, boarding etc. Sibling battles Most family holidays involve compromise – juggling everybody's needs so no one gets left out.

First, that no one gets left behind: governments committed to a "global social compact" that promises universal access to social protection, a crucial way of unlocking the sustainable development goal of ending extreme poverty by 2030.

Beverley Hughes, minister for children and young people, said: "Getting young people to provide support for their peers can help schools tackle bullying and make sure that no one gets left alone in the playground, or left behind in the classroom.

In his party conference speech last week, David Cameron promised to help hard-to-reach people get jobs – he hailed "an economy where no one gets left behind" – but evidence suggests the vulnerable jobless are at best in danger of being pushed to the back of the queue, at worst, being sidelined and ignored.