Sentence examples for sense left from inspiring English sources

It was as if common sense left the field with them.

Rutherford and Street Sense left Louisville on Thursday in a tractor-trailer bound for Monmouth Park.

In the end, Mr Gonzales proved that he had at least some good sense left in him.

If he has one gram of common sense left, he should reject this appointment, run home and stay there.

And when the Argentines lost the ball, which was not often, their superior tactical sense left the Americans with few options for short passes.

With his bowl cut and long sideburns, the frontman also stood out in a period when fashion sense left the indie world far behind.

There was no sense leaving them on the floor.

In Delhi, "Civic sense leaves a little to be desired," says Mr Dadoo.

The decision, the president said, "makes absolutely no sense," leaving millions of Americans without adequate protection in their dealings with financial institutions, including payday lenders and debt collectors.

And lyrics might just be better when they only half make sense, leaving more room for the listener to personalize the message.

In a sense (leaving aside the obvious inability of the US military to actually win wars), it may, at this point, be what we do best.