Sentence examples for left from where from inspiring English sources

He especially liked drawing left, from where he slid an inviting ball across the six-yard box at the start of the second half which narrowly evaded Lukaku – although the Belgian was, not for the first time, offside.

The older player will probably find himself operating on the left, from where he used to be able to cut inside with devastating effect, though by Henry's own admission he is not quite that pacy a player any more.

Here Özil was positioned mainly on the left, from where he was a controlled, decisive influence in those opening minutes.

Clark finally did what Lambert was urging from the touchline  wanted and played the ball down the left, from where it was quickly turned inside to Agbonlahor.

City struggled to find any space in central positions, and were forced to attack down the left, from where their delivery wasn't up to much.

When he hit his ball in the long grass to the right on the par-5 fifth, he pulled his next shot into more rough on the left, from where he made bogey.

There, the new pope is expected to say, "I leave from where the apostle arrived," before a procession to the square and the installation Mass (the Mass lasted two hours for Benedict's installation in 2005).

(In fact she left from Kenya, where she had had refugee status for ten years).

She said, "You can't buy anything at the South Pole, of course, and I had to deal with two seasons, because we left from New Zealand, where it was summer.

The site prompts users to type in where they are leaving from and where they are going.

It is tissue left over from where your umbilical cord joined you to your mother's placenta when you were in her womb.