Sentence examples for usually left with from inspiring English sources

We are usually left with empty sacks.

When staff meetings ended, at least a few staffers usually left with an exit ticket.

It encourages a short-term squeeze of employees, equipment and customers, and the government ( ie taxpayer) is usually left with the bill for investment.

If you have to build a lot, you're usually left with a whole bunch of useless structures for sports that are only of interest during the Olympics.

By week eight we're usually left with a limp handful of pleasant bores sitting around like mouldering loaves of bread, too sick of the sight of each other to make eye contact, never mind meaningful conversation.

He argued that the laws of war are largely enforced -- or not -- by people in power and that governments were usually left with the responsibility of punishing their own war criminals.

"Each of them usually leaves with an apple or a banana," Ms. Thorsey said.

I usually leave with a good letter of recommendation or a good reference.

By the end of the session, she usually leaves with a list of things to research for her clients and their families, and with access to the Neediest Cases, she knows she can take care of some of their worries.

He would wander about the store for hours, getting lost amidst the books, usually leaving with gifts for family or friends.

However, since children did not attend the trainings, dual-parent families usually left one parent with the child(ren) while the other attended the session.