Sentence examples for looking left from from inspiring English sources

The second piece, "Freedom Symbol," performed with a 20-piece chamber ensemble, was originally written for a French festival in 1989; its full original title is "Le Statue (The Country that Gave the Freedom Symbol to America)." (The musicians could see the statue in the harbor by looking left from the stage).

You should see a large boulder ahead: walk to this. 4. Look left from the boulder and you should be able to make out a rough path – almost like a sheep track – that curves up and around the side of the rocks to the left.

Everything at the buffet looks left over from last night's dinner.

The proprietor, a spare fellow with spectacles, also looked left over from an Eastwood film set.

At Church Lounge, the hostess wore a pair of tan leather pants that looked left over from the night before.

Led there by Jane Mrosko, a petite blond Iowan who is Travelers Aid's JFK program director, I settled into a ringlike information station that looked left over from a 1980s sci-fi movie set.

The seats looked left over from an old transit bus, while the granite-coloured floor tiles seemed to come from a hardware store clearance sale.

It should be noted that there was a small remaining asymmetry in posture, since participants had to look left or right from the midline.

"So I said, 'Let's do the first scene, and you do exactly what you did in the other productions.' Of course, Blanche didn't know where this tenor would enter from, so she looked left, but he came from the right.

Look left, then right, then look left a second time as cars coming from the left are on your side of the road, and so closer to you.

From about 10 yards away, Purifoy came from Shaw's right side as Shaw looked left.