Sentence examples for opposing wingers from inspiring English sources

Opposing wingers never enjoyed playing against him".

Opposing wingers Hurst - playing in his home-town stadium - and Matthew Petersen both spurned opportunities before a powerful effort from forward Douglas just past the hour mark sent Scotland further clear.

Opposing wingers The only two pure fullbacks on Klinsmann's roster are Steve Cherundolo and Edgar Castillo.

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.

Mr. Corzine, however, wants to restrict handgun purchases to one a month and has been painting Mr. Christie as a radical right-winger for opposing additional gun-control measures.

The same year Hoch painted "Roma" the art critic Gustav Hartlaub published an authoritative list dividing German modernists into two opposing, evenly populated categories: right-winger classicists and left-winger realists.

The pro-western, pro-business camp, whose squabbling parties stand little chance of getting through the first round of the election, expects to back him against whichever left-winger opposes him in the run-off.

General Rove, as he is known in Hillaryland, pushes through the most reactionary agenda since the Congress of Vienna, packing the courts with young right-wingers opposed to abortion and all regulations.

He wanted a law to prosecute such con artists and to protect their victims from extortion and bullying.A local sect and assorted Hindu right-wingers opposed his law, which Maharashtra's state government finally agreed to enact, in Mr Dabholkar's memory, on August 21st.

So the Labour Cabinet took the decision, opposed by left-wingers like Tony Benn, to invite the IMF in.