Sentence examples for technically left from inspiring English sources

Membership of the Swedish Academy is intended to be for life, so no one has technically left it before.

Though many loyalists technically left by choice, freedom meant little if your property had been confiscated or your person threatened.

Her retirement is another step in the right (or, technically, left) direction for Minnesota's progressives, who are on something of a roll lately with the defeat of a voter ID law and the passage of marriage equality legislation.

He had technically left the police service after retiring as chief constable of Merseyside, so before he could take up the deputy commissioner post, he had to be sworn in as a warranted police constable.

It's not really in the spirit of the question but Zinedine Zidane in 2006, Jürgen Klinsmann in 1998 and Michael Laudrup in the same year were to retire after the tournament and had technically left their respective clubs, Fred Sullivan, Stephen Savva and Benjamin Bilde Boelsmand point out.

The results of the poll, conducted last Thursday and Friday for The Kansas City Star by Mason-Dixon Polling and Research, found that 45percentt of 621 registered voters favored Mr. Gore and 41percentt favored Mr. Bush, a spread that technically left the race a dead heat because the margin of sampling error was plus or minus four percentage points.

In other words Scotland would not technically leave the EU.

His departure technically leaves the Braves without a closer.

And the Canadiens visit the Maple Leafs, which means they do not technically leave their country, but it sure feels that way.

She raced 10 times in Sprint Cup in 2012, technically leaving her a rookie as she takes on a full load of 36 races this season.

But this year, the government greatly cut the deduction amounts, technically leaving families with more money to pay for college, even though state taxes have gone up, not down.