Sentence examples for left met with from inspiring English sources

Liam Rosenior sent in a low cross from the left, met with a shot by Tomasz Radzinski, playing against his former club.

He immediately left, met with his father and determined he would report the incident to Paterno, according to prosecutors.

The reclusive leader of the rebel Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, Velupillai Prabhakaran, left, met with Norwegian mediators to discuss the second round of peace talks with the Sri Lankan government, which are scheduled for the end of this month.

PAGE A10 EFFORTS ON IRAN AND IRAQ CONFLICT Iraq's prime minister, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, above left, met with the president of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, above right, and sought to soothe Iranian opposition to a long-term American military presence in Iraq by offering assurances in Tehran that American bases will not be used to attack Iran.

[A3.] Saudi Arabia and Russia Sign Pact Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, left, met with Vladimir V. Putin, the president of Russia, as the world's two biggest oil suppliers agreed to work on easing rules for setting up joint ventures in the oil and natural gas industry and to promote joint research on oil and gas exploration, production, refining and transportation.

Just when it seemed that Preston had nothing left Cresswell swung over a hard, flat cross from the left which Macken met with a firm goalbound header.

One day after flying into a rage that shook a holiday crowd of nearly 20,000 fans, many of them children, and left Coach Jeff Van Gundy with a bloody cut above his left eye, Marcus Camby met with reporters to show his contrition.

Santana, who is rehabilitating at the Hospital for Special Surgery in Manhattan after surgery on his left shoulder this spring, met with several teammates and coaches before leaving the clubhouse ahead of the news media's allotted time.

The country has post-colonial angst – any sudden move to the left was always met with fear and suspicion.

Discrepancy in Negotiations When the agent for the left-hander Denny Neagle met with Yankee officials, he asked for an extension of $10 million or more a year over four to five years, a person familiar with the talks said.

Elliott, a candidate to back up left tackle Jason Fabini this season, met with General Manager Terry Bradway and Coach Herman Edwards to discuss his role, Bradway said.