Sentence examples for you probably left from inspiring English sources

If you came to judge the financial health of the computer industry, you probably left frustrated.

'When I was first here, you probably left the farm only once a year,' he says.

It's easy to dig into this outrage-based mockery if you're a certain kind of person well-educated, a follower of the news, person well-educatedg, young, and convinced that things could be better.

If you see a diamond ring on the fourth finger of a woman's left hand, you probably know what it means: in America, this has long been the digit of choice for betrothal jewelry, and the lore of the trade traces the symbolism back to ancient times.

The assembled were a typical festival audience: hypercaffeinated, engaged and probably left-of-center politically.

The Lib Dems have lost roughly a quarter of their support since the general election in May; these are probably left-leaning voters who may never forgive the party for collaborating with the Tories.

Well, a) what's THE media and b) assuming most journalists are probably left-of-center Democrats, aren't most owners of media properties conservative Republican businessmen?

The single-cable version is like what you probably have: one cable, probably going into the left earpiece, then continuing over the headphones' headband to the other ear.

12 It's just that you were probably on the left side more than the right.

Replay the same scene in many parts of Asia, however, and you would probably move to the left.

If you had to take a wild stab in the dark at Madonna's political leanings, you'd probably land somewhere to the left of centre.