Sentence examples for which never left from inspiring English sources
Where's Champ?" Champ was the store's ancient beagle, which never left Pop's side.
We will deeply miss everything about Kate; especially her irreverent humor and spontaneous wit which never left her and was integral to her joie de vivre.
"This strange paranoid guy arrived… covered in camera equipment in tan leather cases, straps, thongs etc – masses of it – which never left him.
The argument that preceded the killing erupted among people debarking the Atlantica, which had been chartered for a party but which never left Pier 17.
So it arranged to have them put away in ships which never left London; convicts were simply locked up in vessels moored on the Thames, whose owners were paid for the service.
A dashing uncle filled his head with Napoleon, and the writing of Chateaubriand acquainted him with the sense of being alone in a world opposed to idealism, which never left him.
But the sense of being embedded in history, which never leaves you in India or China, vanishes in Kuala Lumpur.
The first half of "The Lyons," which never leaves Ben's hospital room, is tighter and more satisfying.
The abdomen of the adult females, which never leave their hosts, consists of a bag of eggs that is concealed in the host.
(Two out of three pollsters I called went mum or hung up on me, thus validating this reported figure in my mind, which never leaves margin for error).
I have experienced the teeth-chattering chill of the early morning, which never leaves despite two layers of clothing, a sweatshirt and a doctor's coat.
