Sentence examples for taking the left from inspiring English sources
This man, we gather, advises taking the left fork.
At the eighth, he drove the ball perfectly, taking the left fork in the double fairway, and hit a 9-iron over the pin to 8 feet and made it.
Crossing the parish of St Catherine to the town of Bog Walk, where the road splits right to Port Maria and left to Ocho Rios, the cars turned north-east through Moneague and past the 2,000ft peak of the mountain called Friendship, taking the left fork past Claremont and into the parish of St Ann, skirting the foothills of the Dry Harbour Mountains and on through Brown's Town.
And if Canon had won, the Democratic Party would really need to start taking the left seriously.
Like with Bill Clinton before him, it has been Obama's accommodations to the right, while taking the left for granted, that have fueled the rightward drift in Washington politics, where "health care reform" metamorphosizes into private health insurance industry preservation, with big fillips to anti-abortion nuts and a freeze on domestic spending along the way.
Robert Hood gives the song a total makeover by introducing new beats, layering on samples of an undulating female, and by taking the "Left, right, left" hook and transforming the track into almost an instructional (in a good way) on how to move.
Even taking the left-drive car onto English lanes and motorways, the 12C never felt intimidating.
Bob Kerrey moved first, taking the left-wing position of support for a single-payer system.
Taking the left-hand side of (46), we can write (47).
Take the left side of the pleats and draw them over to your left hip.
