Sentence examples for really left a from inspiring English sources
I'd bring back Sure Start, because that was a fantastic initiative and the fact it's gone has really left a massive hole.
Roberts, who played alongside Speed for the national team, told BBC Wales: "What he put on there really left a bad taste in my mouth.
Before our age of avaricious, data-hungry sensors that can record everything in their path, to say that a person "really left a mark" implied that they willfully did something special.
But the reaction of politicians from the Democratic Unionist Party, or D.U.P., to sectarian episodes during the summer, including the Cantrell Close issue, "really left a lot to be desired," he added.
They've never really left a physical place and said, 'OK I'm done for the day.'" She points to U.S. government data that tracks vacation time; it doesn't follow economic cycles, but it does show a marked decrease with the rise of the internet.
Had Shmelke really left an heir?
Yet to our surprise, Drayton Hall really left an impression.
The whole scene just seemed so romantic and sexy that it really left an impression on me.
"CD recording has really left an early-adapter stage and moved into a mass consumer product," said Chris Gorog, president and chief executive at Roxio in Milpitas, Calif.
One in particular, an 8-year-old named Kamali (pictured below), really left an impression on her. .
