Sentence examples for left wing position from inspiring English sources

Now that Shea seems to have a lock on the left wing position for the U.S., his next challenge is to maintain the consistency he has shown thus far.

When up front, Henry is occasionally known to move out wide to the left wing position, something which enables him to contribute heavily in assists: between 2002 03 and 2004 05, the striker managed almost 50 assists in total and this was attributed to his unselfish play and creativity.

It's a paradox: the political center has clearly shifted; what used to be considered "left wing" positions have now become part of the mainstream, and the views of the Right are now at odds with the majority of the American public -- and with reality.

Dissenters to the left-wing position, he said, were being intimidated.

Bob Kerrey moved first, taking the left-wing position of support for a single-payer system.

Stepping inside from the left-wing position Louis van Gaal had asked him to occupy again, he flipped a precise pass in to Jesse Lingard.

After leaving the University of Cambridge and making a world tour, Dilke was elected to Parliament in 1868 and took an extreme left-wing position, delivering a series of speeches strongly critical of the monarchy.

At Leverkusen he depended upon cutting inside from the left flank and shooting powerfully with his right foot but with Eden Hazard commanding the left-wing position at Chelsea, his opportunities there were limited.

They are a bad lot, it's a one-party state which is corrupt and badly run with discrimination.' It wasn't from a vehemently left-wing position, but more a moderate, centrist British Labour Party position".

As editor of the Parisian daily Combat, the successor of a Resistance newssheet run largely by Camus, he held an independent left-wing position based on the ideals of justice and truth and the belief that all political action must have a solid moral basis.

Ludogorets had appeared dangerous on the counterattack but lacked the guile to break down two organised banks of four, and the more they pushed their full-backs forward on the overlap, the more Sterling became a threat on the break, moving away from his left-wing position to cause problems.