Sentence examples for were ever left from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Denialist claims are refuted point by point, in a spiralling contest in which no argument – however ludicrous – is ever left unchallenged.

… It is an utter disgrace that they are ever left without the most basic care," Dr Alison Cook, a director at the Alzheimer's Society, told the Daily Telegraph.

As hard as I've tried, as much as I meditate, do yoga and do martial arts, I don't feel that's ever left me.

"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.

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.