Sentence examples for opposing wing from inspiring English sources

A swift ball in was delivered from the left and Dejagah was almost on hand to divert it past Bunn once again, only for Javier Garrido to get the faintest of touches and divert it out to the opposing wing.

If Rand Paul is the leading Republican isolationist in the Senate, Cotton, in short order, has become heir to the opposing wing of the Party, the one associated with Senator John McCain, whose efforts to increase the defense budget Cotton has championed.

The omission of juggernaut centre Mathieu Bastareaud did not hinder their physicality, however, as Yoann Huget set the tone for a confrontational start with a thumping tackle on opposing wing Liam Williams.

"He positions himself," Cherry Blossom wrote, "a little in front of the backs and midway between them, whilst the wing half-backs look after the opposing wing-forwards, leaving the backs and the centre-half-back to deal with the three inside-forwards of the opposition [the terminology here is a little confusing – he means the centre-forward and what later became known as the two inside-forwards].

The emergence of left-winger Jeremy Corbyn as the favourite to succeed Ed Miliband has helped fuel increasingly bitter exchanges between opposing wings of the party and the Blairite Ms Kendall has been a prime target on social media.

The shock emergence of left-winger Jeremy Corbyn as the favourite to succeed Ed Miliband has helped fuel increasingly bitter exchanges between opposing wings of the party, and the strongly Blairite Kendall has been a prime target on social media.

It was one of the Trump campaign's first photo ops under its new manager, Kellyanne Conway, and C.E.O., Stephen Bannon, who come from different and often opposing wings of the conservative movement.

Friday's 3-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday was played out in front of the biggest crowd at the Riverside since May 2009 in Boro's last Premier League season, when Adam Johnson and Stewart Downing were on opposing wings.

England's ability to put another pass in and kick from the edge then brings the defensive full-back up and if the opposing wings switch off it creates space in the back field.

But if the party votes against her, it becomes a battle between its two opposing wings, and the direction of Brexit could be determined by which side comes out on top.

In the meantime, many of the ongoing negotiations among the party's opposing wings have centered on compromise proposals -- some of them supplement the public option with other programs, others further weaken the public plan and still others knock it out of the bill altogether.