Sentence examples for one would have left from inspiring English sources

I firmly believe that no one would have left disappointed.

Had every muscle moved and point scored the other night taken place in a grand final, rather than a humble regular-season fixture, no one would have left disappointed (fans of the losing side respectfully excluded).

A home win in that one would have left them in the bottom three.

I, for one, would have left the dinosaurs there, but I'm not an animal activist, and that got me thinking: What would PETA do?

It has also helped to decide sets, matches, even tournaments, as when Djokovic correctly challenged a call on match point to win an ATP tournament in Dubai, or when Roddick had a call overturned in London, one that would have left him facing a match point.

The move broke a stalemate in Congress between two bills--one that would have left the Kaiparowits Plateau open to mining and another that would have incorporated it in a 5.7-million-acre wilderness.

But those hoping to learn more about how the Mail got to number one online globally would have left feeling bemused.

Ms. Unger's term expired in June, though she stayed on during a period when her departure would have left one person on the five-member commission.

One might think that would have left Sumitomo in a great position to force up the price.

"The other one is that he would have left some sort of will and nominate someone who I think will be from the inner circle, someone who would continue his vested interest.

In the initial account, North Korea was demanding that five U.N. resolutions containing the most potent sanctions be lifted in exchange for the closing of one nuclear facility — which would have left the regime's arsenal of nuclear warheads and intercontinental missiles untouched, along with other production sites.