The phrase "got the left" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in informal contexts, possibly referring to having possession or control over something associated with "the left."
Example: "In the debate, I really got the left on my side."
Alternatives: "have the left" or "secured the left."
Ryan Harris is quicker and gets a bit more shape and then you've got the left-armer in Mitchell Starc.
The Cubs got the left-handed reliever they wanted, agreeing to a $1.2 million, one-year contract with Kent Mercker, and added a fourth outfielder by agreeing to a $1 million, one-year deal with Todd Hollandsworth.
When Anderson got rid of Watson, in what, for Australians, is that frustrating Watto way when he is apparently well set for a big score, then Swann, in the next over, got the left-handed Rogers to feather a catch to Matt Prior as, for once, he indiscreetly tried to dab the ball behind square when there was no need, Cook immediately removed the senior spinner from the attack.
In 1893, not knowing Hermite's result, Hadamard (see [5]) got the left-hand side of equation (14).
Those are the moments we want to be in," Moore said after the NL West-leading San Francisco Giants got the left-hander from last-place Tampa Bay.
To get the left excited, Obama might offer an activist growth agenda.
Perri Shakes-Drayton has flown back to the UK to get the left knee she injured during Thursday's 400m hurdles final fully assessed.
George Kranz – Din Daa Daa Having mastered the side-step with ankle twists, it's time to get the left ear pierced twice and dye that barnet orange.
I ended up getting the left temporal lobe of my brain removed, which leaves people with difficulty naming things for the first six to 12 months until the brain figures out how to get around the problem.
The then contemporary music programmer was Glen Max, whose main ambition seemed to be getting the Left Banke back together to play the Royal Festival Hall, the building their modern baroque sound was made for.
