81.   The major left the room, punching the wall.

82.   He shook his head and quietly left the room.

83.   The room was left in complete darkness.

84.   He left the room, slamming the door behind him.

85.   He picked up his cigarette and lighter and left the room.

86.   Should I ask first for all non-humans to leave the room?

87.   In a few months he could leave those rooms over the shop and the shop itself for ever.

88.   When it can, no room is left for the non-realization of the infinitive event, and so the concurrent representation evoked by the bare infinitive is appropriate.

89.   You might have to leave the room again.

90.   When I left the room, Suzie went in and closed the door.