Sentence examples for think you left from inspiring English sources
— Bretseker, Nevada Q. Dear Professor, I think you left out the relationships of extended family in your article about cancer patients.
EISENBERG Listen, I read the play, but I think you left out a page where someone gets his tongue cut out and stapled to his eye.
You will act differently if you think you left your coat in a taxi or believe you boxed it up and put it in the basement.
"They don't think you left your home.
"...You think you left this bed all made for him".
You think you left it in your buddy's car.
"I thought you left the tip," Arden said, looking straight at him.
"I thought you left me!" he said as he ran over to my dad.
If you thought you left literature behind upon graduating from school, you're wrong, and we're not just talking about those snooze-inducing editions of Madame Bovary.
It's often the small towns and rural areas, the families and friends you thought you left behind, where the fertile weirdness lies.
"You've got to be fearless, I think you get left behind otherwise," she said.
