Sentence examples for when I first left from inspiring English sources

When I first left college, it was much easier.

When I first left university and wanted to work in development, I was quite a tomboy.

When I first left, people would stop me after one sentence and they'd be like, 'Where is your accent from?

When I first left, it was a six-week journey from Australia to England by ship, and it wasn't one day too long.

"When I first left drama school," Mr. Chaplin said, "I was too posh for the working-class parts and not posh enough for the upper-class roles.

When I first left I went to a cousin's home, but every day they were delivering notes to my door saying I was a prostitute and deserved the same death as Rand,' she said.

I think the swing influence in there came about just because I'm left-handed and when i first started out I found I liked stuff with a groove and I was able to hold that down by doing this root-octave thing in my left hand, which is basically like playing the bass and snare drum part, so I guess that kind of developed into a style.

"The Mark McGwire mystique is probably a little different now than it was when I first faced him," Rusch, the Mets' left-hander, said yesterday.

I wrote about "How to Send a Son to College" three years ago when he first left.

A surprising number of new hires don't work out, and it's not unusual to return to a former employer, albeit with a bit more appreciation than when you first left.

All 155 Socialists turned out for the roll-call vote, which went strictly along party lines.Minutes before the vote the opposition walked out because of a noisy, petty argument over whether "democracy" had returned to Greece in 1974, when the military dictatorship fell, or in 1981 when the first left-of-centre administration was elected.