Sentence examples for left opposing from inspiring English sources

Colon was eager to pitch, eager to continue a remarkable comeback tale that has left opposing hitters befuddled and the Yankees enthralled.

The Steelers' successful passing attack has kept the ball out of opponents' hands, and by moving the ball and limiting turnovers, it has left opposing offenses with poor field position.

But joining the fray once Costa has left opposing centre-halves battered and bruised could also suit Falcao, offering opportunities against tiring defenders and teams who will frequently be playing catch-up.

While each contestant waited to be examined, producers purposely left opposing contestants files in the room to see who would snoop.

The area between William Henry and Carillon was a wilderness dominated by Lake George that historian Ian Steele described as "a military waterway that left opposing cannons only a few days apart".

The notion of terroir is essentially political, at heart a conservative, even right-wing idea, even though it has been picked up by a new generation that would consider itself on the left, opposing globalization and pesticides.

The single word "Thatcher", said with appropriate contempt, handily encapsulated everything the 1980s left opposed.

The left opposed neo-fascists and accused the right of collusion.

His sudden emergence as the most articulate voice of the no camp has unnerved many on the Irish left opposed to Lisbon, particularly because of his business links to the US military.

Without removal of this equilibrium load (Neq) samples were then left opposed under Neq for pre-sliding durations (Tps) of 1200, 120, 12, and 1.2 s, and rotated +2 revolutions and −2 revolutions at 0.3 mm/s after each Tps.

Warner is such a magnificent bastard, the supervillain of Test cricket who leaves opposing bowlers foaming with impotent rage.