Sentence examples for the left shore from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the Moscow front was not finally secured until October 1943, when Army Group Center was decisively repulsed from the Smolensk landbridge and from the left shore of the upper Dnieper at the end of the Second Battle of Smolensk.

If that doesn't leave you reassured, try Michael Lind's argument from the left that shoring up Social Security and Medicare with new VAT revenue would "almost certainly doom the conservative project of replacing public social insurance programs with tax credits or private accounts subsidized through personal income tax expenditures".

He changes into his wetsuit, studying the surf from the low, dramatic angle of the left-shoulder shore break, then begins his series of stretches.

That doesn't change the near certainty that Marine Le Pen at the far right and Jean-Luc Mélenchon on the left's distant shore get eliminated on April 22 while Hollande and Sarkozy advance to the final round two weeks later.

Pyrosequencing of Gabra5 upstream shore spanned the left MSP2 primer.

The city's main waterway separates Europe from Asia -- and a noisy old city on the left bank from more tranquil shores on the right.

Now there was intent to United, and a better balance, Solskjaer and Mikael Silvestre shoring up the left, enabling Veron to move more profitably infield.

Mr. Kennedy's aides say he is not planning to write an amendment, but his speech today shored up the left wing of a party that has been reluctant to challenge Mr. Bush on national security policy.

Gripentog turned his boat around, and we headed north, along the eastern shore, then looped to the left, back toward the marina.

On Sunday, a man came upon a New Balance sneaker on the shores of Vancouver Island — with the left foot still inside. .

The arc of the messaging over the four days was strategically deft: Shore up the ground to the left then capture the ground on the right.