Sentence examples for that has really left from inspiring English sources

It is the uncertain status of Bell's replacement that has really left Pittsburgh in a bind.

Brett: Are there any artists you've worked with through Homoground that have really left an impression?

I'd bring back Sure Start, because that was a fantastic initiative and the fact it's gone has really left a massive hole.

George Bush has really left the building.

"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.

But what has really left Haiti in such a state today, what makes the country a constant and heart-rending site of ­recurring catastrophe, is its history.

"I've had a bitter seven months, and the detention has really left me weak and tired".

"I've had a bitter seven months and the detention has really left me weak and tired".

The art has really left the company of mah-jong and rocking chairs, and may now join the ranks of stunner shades and bling.

If the bear does seem to leave, remain playing dead for some time until you can be absolutely sure the bear has really left and isn't just waiting for your revival.

In this remote mountain location, you can actually see, as well as feel, that you've really left the city behind.