Sentence examples for left requiring from inspiring English sources

Does it curve to the right and left, requiring shots that bend one way or another?

No one epitomises that better than Ludovic Butelle, the goalkeeper who was nearly killed over a decade ago, when, soon after joining Valencia, he pounced at the feet of a striker in a friendly against Parma and was left requiring emergency surgery.

However, with the run rate increasing, Sussex were left requiring 34 off the final over which Jake Ball managed to restrict to just four runs, including the wicket of Chris Liddle.

No. 17 is always a potential calamity, and No. 18, the par-4, 447-yard finishing hole, is a challenging dogleg left with water on the left, requiring two strong shots to reach the green.

A further 24 hours after Murray's acceptance of his latest award came the news that another two-times Wimbledon singles champion, the 26-year-old Petra Kvitova, had been stabbed while attempting to defend herself against an intruder at her home in the Czech Republic; the injury was to the tendons of her playing hand, the left, requiring surgery that will keep her out for six months.

The play, tackle trap left, requires nimble footwork and tricky ball-handling in the wing-T offense.

Usually two other occupants do not willingly share what is left in the middle but swell so that what is left requires a shoehorn to get into.

A scramble after Clarence Weatherspoon's missed jumper with six seconds left required 48 seconds of deliberation by the officials before they determined that Latrell Sprewell (or another Knick) had called a timeout.

All points to the right of this line involve a trade-off between costs and health benefits that a decision maker might consider acceptable; while all points to the left require an unacceptable trade-off.

But just one – a fungus that lives on bilberry leaves – requires moorland for its survival.

Tobacco leaves required about 2 weeks to develop resistance against Peronospora hyoscyami f. sp. tabacina following stem inoculation with the same organism (Cohen and Kuc,1981).