Examples of 'left first' in a sentence
Meaning of "left first"
left first: This phrase is an instruction indicating that one should move or turn to the left before considering other directions or options
How to use "left first" in a sentence
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We could have left first thing tomorrow.
They are the ones who left first.
And left first thing in the morning.
I think it would be preferable if you left first.
He left first thing in the morning.
Get that block on the left first.
To have left first love means.
He said he would catch up with us if we left first.
But she left first because of something at home.
Cars will approach on the left first.
Junpyo left first because he was embarrassed.
You pass it to the left first.
Left first thing next morning.
She was mad because you would left first.
Left first thing this morning.
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Other students just left first.
He left first and he said he was going out straight from work.
They had some business so they left first.
I think he probably left first because you unnies are here.
He asked me to take care of her and left first.
Johnny left first.
The girls turned around and left first.
They left first.
The one who should have left first.
Top left first.
The people who left first.
You left first.
The two of them left first.
Left first thing.
The kids just left first.
They left first and told me to say goodbye to you guys.
You should have left first.
Bob left first.
I finished and left first.
I left first my promotion.
I should have left first.
He left first.
Roll to the left first.
Mitchell left first but told Montgomery he was coming back.
Always the left first.
They are a little complex but let us focus on the left first.
Lance left first.
Transmit a signal for the car that left first.
So she left first.
Maybe that is why the oldest accusers left first.
Rhys left first.
Suppose a patient was missing their lower left first molar.
Do the left first.
I left first because I thought it will be uncomfortable for you to see my face.
We should have left first.
