Sentence examples for will then be left from inspiring English sources

Reliance will then be left a 51percentt stake.

It will then be left with the £800m bond plus £373m of PIKs.

Slobodan Milosevic will then be left with no more excuses for his failings as a leader.

His future will then be left to the discretion of the Army, a prospect that McCracken approaches unemotionally.

Fans will then be left weak at the knees as Bond mutters his most famous line "Bond, James Bond" while caught in a clinch with Bellucci's character Lucia.

Assuming the proposed merger of the Yorkshire and the Chelsea goes ahead later this year, just 51 will then be left.

Unlike overseas cultural facilities that receive long-term government support and grants, West Kowloon will get one lump sum and then be left to its own devices.

The catheter will then be removed, leaving the bionic spine behind.

His hope must be that the internal battles that have afflicted the magazine will then be forgotten, leaving it free to play a leading role in the debate about the future of the Labour party.

If the judge agrees, an independent valuation will then be made leaving the PST free to complete the takeover of the club.

Whatever wireless shares are left will then be distributed to AT&T shareholders, and AT&T Wireless will become an independent company, with a license to use the AT&T name and assorted contracts with other AT&T operations.