Sentence examples for over leaving from inspiring English sources

Most are now over, leaving behind millions of survivors, many short of one or more limbs.

Then wine took over, leaving little shelf space for the vodka and Scotch.

Carrefour did this before Mr. Olofsson took over, leaving Japan, Switzerland and Mexico.

By 4 p.m., the fight was over, leaving behind a scene of carnage and destruction.

Otherwise the bowler rushes through the over, leaving the impression of a dog burying its droppings.

Exarchopoulos described a "horrible" continuous take in which Seydoux hit her over and over, leaving her raw.

John Betjeman once lamented that the whole of this "Metroland" would be paved over, leaving no room for buttercups.

Herrerín fluffed a clearance and Aymeric Laporte slipped over, leaving Neymar to tap the ball into an empty net.

By 1972 Tropicália was effectively over, leaving scraps of itself — photographs, films, recordings, manifestoes and fragile pieces of art — behind.

The lunchtime trickle was over, leaving the streets as deserted as they had been in the morning.

China then finished ahead of Germany in the gold medal race, but were also relegated for an infringement at the change-over, leaving Germany as champions.