Sentence examples for opposing area from inspiring English sources

I was born this way ." For Roma that is no bad thing given Dzeko's scoring return and all-round contribution, using his 6ft 3in frame to get hold of and keep possession, allowing team-mates such as Radja Nainggolan, Diego Perotti and Mohamed Salah to get forward and join him in causing harm in the opposing area.

I would say that from many points of view they managed to have an even stronger, more meaningful flavour of modernity than what we were used to hearing in speeches on the modern trend: at least because the conceptual resources mobilised by Brandi to sustain the idea of tradition were more persuasive and complex than the forms of conceptuality found in the opposing area.

"They were involved in a number of murders, attempted murders and conflict with other organised criminal gangs from opposing areas," he said.

In 1975, with the outbreak of the Lebanese war, Beirut was split into two opposing areas.

In addition to ongoing problems from Katrina, communities in the poorest parts of New Orleans are also being ravaged by an 8 – 10percentt unemployment rate, which isn't helping to curb a growing culture of violence between youngsters in opposing areas.

In addition to ongoing problems from Katrina, communities in the poorest parts of New Orleans are also being ravaged by an eight to 10percentt unemployment rate, which isn't helping to curb a growing culture of violence between youngsters in opposing areas.

When the ball reached the opposing penalty area, Alex Iwobi switched it to Alex Oxlade Chamberlain on the right.

McGeady, Duff, Kevin, Robbie... is enough, no?' Trapattoni employs two central midfielders who rarely venture into the opposing penalty area.

It was during one of his forays into the opposing penalty area that Reyna scored his goal.

Six Brentford players lay, face down, in the opposing penalty area as James Coppinger scored the goal which made Doncaster Rovers League One champions.

Parlow was dangerous every time she got near the opposing penalty area, forcing the Power to commit a foul just about every time she had the ball within striking distance.