Sentence examples for was ever left from inspiring English sources

Nothing was ever left unsaid, and nothing had got in their way.

Infants sleep on the same mat as their parents – probably no infant in human history was ever left to cry itself to sleep in its own crib or bedroom before 10,000 years ago.

As we got older and expanded our circles, my siblings and I had friends and dating partners of every race, creed and color, and no one was ever left out or excluded from our dinner table, a fact that nurtured us all to become adults emulating my parents' philosophy of equality and inclusion.

She mostly lived outside with Chauncey but couldn't refrain from destroying every object she was ever left alone with, from my flip-flops to the garden hose to a push broom twice her size to a large swimming pool though oddly, I never witnessed any of the action, only the aftermath.

"I don't think it's ever left their minds.

I don't think that's ever left her.

North Middlesex denies that junior doctors were ever left in charge of A&E.

And hey, you can't even prove that the dogs were ever left on top of a car, you racist".

"I thought this was the first one that's ever left England," one man said, sounding disappointed after overhearing Ovenden mention that the Australians have a Magna Carta, in Canberra.

Their kaiseki-ryori (haute cuisine raised to an art form) is about presentation every bit as much as the unimpeachable quality of the ingredients: nothing is ever left to chance.

This is loyalty at its most seductive, yet neither the iPod nor its ancillary products and services are ever left to rest on their laurels.