Sentence examples for went unattended from inspiring English sources

He lost an eye when an infection went unattended.

Except on my last visit, there were overlong stretches when the table went unattended, usually toward the start of a meal.

The first free discussion group, "an open night of healing," as Mrs. Donovan-Duff described it, was held just days after the attack and went unattended.

And it didn't have its act together at lunch, when the front door went unattended, cod was mushy and an ostensibly truffle-bedecked risotto lacked flavor.

He said African crises went unattended because protracted conflicts did not attract the attention that natural disasters like earthquakes or tsunamis did and because people did not think they lent themselves to demonstrable success.

Everyone knew this harebrained notion would never draw the two-thirds majority required for a constitutional amendment, and yet here were all these conservatives lining up to speak for it, wasting day after day with their meandering remarks about culture while more important business went unattended.

Parliament has gone unattended as Iraq's most powerful blocs have tried for seven months to negotiate an agreement on the government's top posts.

The one I turned to near the Italian Chamber of Deputies one night had gone unattended for so long that people were just leaving their garbage at its base, where a hump of refuse rose: the eighth hill of Rome.

Investigators instead found a chain of safety neglect: a dangerous buildup of coal dust had gone unattended and finally exploded after faulty water sprays failed to douse sparks from a cutting machine.

Ernest Clayton, the president of the United Parents Association of New York City, said, "I've got to give them credit for having it done, but for this to have gone unattended for so long is really a shame".

You have to be uber organised otherwise it will fail, with meetings going unattended, projects being mishandled or creativity being stifled because of a lack of connection between the teams".