Sentence examples for slight left from inspiring English sources

Culture, "Two Sevens Clash" (1977) Because "eleven" comes from a Germanic word meaning "one left," we'll start with a slight left turn by offering up Culture's epochal reggae classic, which was based on a prophecy by Marcus Garvey that the world would fall into chaos on July 7 , 1977(or, more eerily, 7/7/77).

AROUND THE LEAGUE Mike Modano of the Dallas Stars had surgery to remove his appendix and is out indefinitely.... Teemu Selanne of the Anaheim Ducks has a slight left shoulder sprain, and his teammate Ryan Getzlaf has inflammation in his sprained left ankle.

In healthy controls, LIs were suggestive of slight left lateralization of encoding memory for pictures.

"Right turn ahead," she will say; then, "slight left turn ahead".

It is steep to the first bend, a slight left, then steeper still for a short section that takes you to the next slight left-hander, where the gradient increases slightly once more.

Mr. Trump, who prizes loyalty and seldom forgets a slight, left Democratic members of Congress off his Hanukkah list this year, according to congressional aides tracking the invites.

Males showed bilateral activation with slight left-side dominance, whereas females showed left activation.

Its slight left-side thickening is supposed to suggest the feel of a paperback book folded back on your hand.

André Greipel's Lotto led out, but to no avail, as Viviani timed his effort perfectly to round Sondre Enger of IAM Cycling in the final 100m, and his form is so good that he could afford to take the longer route round the outside as Enger held the inside line on the slight left-hand curve leading to the line.

The Model S follows that white-line deviation for a split second before correcting, creating a slight left-to right shimmy when going past a junction, which shows the system is not foolproof, but then it is not marketed as such.

To the sixth, and the most infamous obstacle in the entire race: Becher's Brook  - steepling, on a slight left-hand turn, with an infamous landing.