Sentence examples for left supporting from inspiring English sources

When the going got tough Froome had barely two team-mates left supporting him – and that has been a bit of a surprise.

"Nobody is left for President Karzai, nobody is left supporting him," said Mir Wali, a candidate from Helmand Province who was disqualified at the last minute and is a prominent figure in the province.

The skeleton, excavated last September, has pronounced curvature of the spine caused by severe scoliosis which would have made the person's right shoulder appear visibly higher than the left – supporting the Shakespearean description of Richard as "rudely stamp'd… deformed, unfinish'd".

Brilliantly, up until two years ago Paul had no interest in tattoos; in fact, I have lipstick in my make-up bag I'm more committed to as a facial enhancement than Paul is to his tattoos, but this hasn't stopped him disfiguring his face, rendering himself unemployable and left supporting his entire family on £71 a week.

As a lifelong socialist, albeit of the "caviar left", supporting François Mitterrand, he refused a Mitterand cabinet post but accepted the presidency of the Paris Opera, in charge of the new Bastille Opera House, Palais Garnier and Salle Favart, from 1989 to 1994.

On the flight back to Washington, the president lashed out at Mr. Dearborn and White House political director Bill Stepien because he was left supporting a candidate who seemed likely to lose, said the aide who was not authorized to be named.

Even Meretz, a party of the Israeli left, supported the air war.

Hitchens, unlike Fenton and most others on the British left, supported Margaret Thatcher's gunboat response to the Argentine occupation of the Falkland Islands, in 1982.

The left supported Jewish emancipation and more liberal immigration policies in Western Europe, and Social Democrats and Communists opposed Russia's czars, who sponsored anti-Semitic pogroms, and Hitler.

The political left supported the war (unlike World War I, which Socialists opposed).

The Leave supporting Labour MP, Kate Hoey, tells Sky that the performance was "typical Jeremy" - engaging with an audience in a very agreeable way.