Sentence examples for were left to serve from inspiring English sources

When thousands of political and other prisoners were pardoned the following year, homosexuals were left to serve out their sentences.

Only 35 doctors are left to serve 250,000 people under siege in east Aleppo.

The deflated Ljubicic subsequently lost the game and Murray was left to serve for the match at 5-4.

By the time such mergers ended, several witnesses predicted, only two national freight railroads would be left to serve the entire North American market.

When Nadal double-faulted for the first time and hit long to drop serve, Djokovic was left to serve for the match at 5-3 and so happy to see Nadal's last shot go long.

"The so-called ethical bar is getting set so high that the only people who are left to serve in government are people who never left it," a senior administration official said.

But that hardly ends the matter unless the First Amendment is intended to be left to serve merely as a useless "parchment barrier," to quote James Madison in Federalist 48.

In situations where farmers and consumers can't meet face-to-face at the farmer's market, however, some form of inspection is all that's left to serve the interest of public health.

A 4-µg portion of sonicated DNA was diluted in 450 µL of 10 mM Tris HCl, pH 8.0, heat denatured at 98°C for 10 min and immediately cooled on ice for 10 min. A portion of the untreated, sonicated DNA was left to serve as the input control.

They will replace Arthur Penn, who is leaving to serve as executive producer of the television series "Law and Order" but who will continue as president emeritus.

Ms. Dienstag, who has held the post since 2003, is leaving to serve as national director of major gifts for the Jewish Theological Seminary's William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education.