Sentence examples for leftmost who from inspiring English sources

One of two dancers dressed as sharks – the leftmost – who flanked Perry during her Superbowl half-time show.

Who takes his place as the leftmost member of the Senate?10 40: Speaking of MSNBC's substantive flavour, a few minutes ago Rachel Maddow and Eric Cantor, a Republican congressman from Virginia, were debating the semantics of tax policy.

Right away it became obvious this new generation of socialists is distinct from the progressives who have traditionally made up the leftmost flank of the Democratic Party.

The leftmost column shows that in some months, all individuals who applied for services at an agency received an IPE, whereas in other months, no applicants ever received an IPE before closure.

In Condition 2 at each trial only the subject who had pushed the sphere towards the leftmost container obtained the reward.

In the example, these are four brokers who are ordered according to their importance, from left to right, with the leftmost broker being the one with the best predictions.

We adopt the concept of a correct alignment from Langmead and Salzberg [ 8], who determined an alignment correct only if the alignment was on the same strand and the leftmost position was within 50 bp of the assigned position.

Its leftmost tip may match the Democrats; but on the right it takes in members of Mr Rutelli's party who look more Republican.

The leftmost Canadian units pushed on for an additional 700 yards (0.6 km), where they found about 200 French soldiers with a machine gun who were occupying elements of a trench and in contact with the enemy.

In the leftmost panel, the idyllic serenity of Eden is dually disrupted in the foreground, by Adam and Eve's descent into sin and subsequent exile; in the background by the violent expulsion of angels who plummet like a hoard of insects from Heaven while in the center panel a throng of greedy peasants is overtaken by a battalion of demons.

Now take the following three two-digit numbers: first, the two-digit number that starts our number (that is, the number that corresponds to its leftmost two digits); second, the two-digit number that ends our number (its rightmost two digits); and third, the total number of delegates who signed the Declaration of Independence.