Sentence examples for making a left hand from inspiring English sources

[When I] had positioned myself on the road to turn right, and was needing both hands to brake and control the bike in the wind and the rain - my trousers were soaked through at this point - a motorist came fast up behind and close and shouted abusively "use your arm to signal mate" - Tunbridge Wells (M) As I was making a left hand turn a car behind me tried to overtake me on the corner.

Rather than erupt with homicidal rage the next time it takes three lights for the person in front of me to make a left turn at an intersection, I will ask myself, I wonder what he's going through in his life that a simple driving function such as making a left hand turn at a light causes him such consternation, and whether my boot up his... nope.

In other words, when making a left hand street turn the line should adjust their stride to keep in line with the person on their right.

But many of them are "chiral", which means the same components can be arranged in two different ways, just as four fingers and thumb can be arranged to make a left hand or a right hand.

After being dispatched from the station, the train makes a left hand turn towards the 200 feet chain lift hill.

Next, the train makes a left hand turn into the mid-course brake run which slows the train down.

In the early to middle part of that Sunday afternoon, I came running through the parking lot at Cedar Point amusement park, made a left hand turn into the gates of the course, and there before me lie the oasis of the finishing arch of the Rev3 Cedar Point half ironman triathlon.

Participants were instructed to respond to the meaning of the word (target)—that is, making a left-hand response to the word "left" and a right-hand response to the word "right,"—and to ignore its location (distracter), as fast as possible.

I'm just making a left-hand turn onto 13th Street.

She said she schedules her shopping for off-peak times because making a left-hand turn out of her road onto Jackson is nearly impossible during rush hour and weekend afternoons.

The subject was tasked with making a left-hand turn into incoming traffic, and the experimenter controlled the headways of oncoming traffic.