Sentence examples for side of the left from inspiring English sources
After Stewart Downing flashed an effort past the wrong side of the left post, Guardiola made a move.
Senators defenseman Wade Redden tied the score at 10 29 of the second period, beating Brodeur on his left with a slap shot from the far side of the left face-off circle.
Those of us who were on the more moderate, "reasonable" side of the left were at pains to point out that even then, most of us, say sixty per cent, were actually fairly normal.
I saw the vicious side of the left on Merseyside in 1986, when Labour headquarters put up George Howarth as the party's candidate in what was then Knowsley North.
Dr. Ric Redden, who is leading the veterinary team that treated the horses, said the poison was injected into the hind side of the left foreleg of each horse.
During the Vietnam War, comedy had been on the side of the left, because the left was taking the materialist position: while the right espoused lofty goals like saving the world from Communism and establishing freedom, the left wanted to prevent people from dying.
Left ankle, left fibula, and right humerus were tender, and swelling existed in lateral side of the left ankle.
Extremists on both the left and the right, on the other hand, rate their subjective wellbeing highest when they are governed by people representing the opposite side of the left-right spectrum.
INSIDE PITCH The shortened screen that hangs down the side of the left-field foul pole at Yankee Stadium seemed to contribute to a blown umpire's call in Tuesday's 2-1 loss to Montreal, and not surprisingly, there was an adjustment yesterday.
McClean shot the wrong side of the left-hand upright after the best move of the opening period, when Stephane Sessegnon found him in space on the left edge of the area.
If in the definition of the functional (Gamma_{J}) (resp. (Gamma _{mathrm{ELR}})) we set (f(x)=x) and (g(x)=x), then we get a functional that represents the difference between the right and the left side of the left-hand part (resp. right-hand part) of the generalized Hermite-Hadamard inequality.
