Sentence examples for though it was left from inspiring English sources

Here, though, it was left to thrive.

It was Obama, not Clinton, who led the country into the war, though it was left to Clinton and Susan Rice to win enough votes at the United Nations Security Council and to persuade allies like Britain and France that a no-fly zone meant more than a limited intervention.

On one occasion involving a $105 million extension of credit, Brooks acted alone, though it was left unclear whether her obtaining approval was required.

That one's cracked and faded, as though it was left out in the rain.

In the meantime, though, it's left to fans, and club legends, to keep up the pressure.

He tears his hair out reading the UK media, and winces at the approach of UK ministers like defence secretary Michael Fallon, who said at a meeting in Bratislava in September that the UK would veto future EU defence plans even though it was leaving.

This new persona, though it was leaving scars of guilt on my psyche, was a cheap thrill.

In the end, though, it's left to two distinctly unassuming performers to unite the Big Chill crowd.

The hole in that book, which has reason to reappear, looks as though it were left by a triple-wide bullet.

There are deviations of it in England: yet greater deviations have happened here since we established our independence, than have taken place there for a long time, though it be left to the legislative discretion.

It was left though to 82-year-old Forsyth to cut the cake and unveil a commemorative plaque.