Sentence examples for come from left from inspiring English sources
And outside him was none other than Robinson who had come from left to right wing.
The question did not come from left field.
"Tom is a bit of a bolter – he's come from left field," added McNamara.
The author argues that both are wrong, yet his discussion seems, in baseball-speak, to come from left field.
They have a responsibility to their public and to history to be more ecumenical, to do things that seem to come from left field.
Waiters come from left and right with zesty treats, from chunks of parmigiano reggiano to small dishes of sautéed zucchini; the homemade pastas and daily specials are memorable.
George Steel, the company's general manager and artistic director, and Charles Wall, its chairman, have said that City Opera's survival depends on reducing spending and cutting costs, part of which they said would come from leaving the Koch Theater.
Later, age 31 in human years, he was beamed back up to wherever he had come from, leaving behind a few letters, a new kind of art and a big, spacey picture called "La Grand Jatte".
Some have spoken of the sense of freedom that comes from leaving the city behind; the delicious choices offered by forked paths that lead through deep woods or over hilltops.
The manufacturers had gone back where they came from, leaving behind them their president, Mr. Andrew J. Boehm, of Momence, Ill., who is with a fishing-tackle outfit called P & K of that city.
Backstage, a breathless Wang explained the collection came from leaving any "high concepts" behind and instead thinking about what "the girls I know wear... and the characters of the girls who wear them".
