Sentence examples for the left wing's from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, he slipped into an antisemitic usage: "Why is Jewish-owned press so consistently anti-Israel in every crisis?" What Murdoch was doing was trying to channel the right wing's ardent support of Israel by challenging the left wing's more critical view of Israeli brinksmanship – particularly as Israel appears on the verge of another invasion of Gaza.

The right-wing station is called "Patriot" while the left wing's is called... well... "Left".

Then, at 7 54 a.m., four temperature sensors on the left wing's wheel well failed.

The crew also could not reposition the left wing's slats, which are small panels that normally help maintain lift at the low speeds of takeoff and landing.

Independent experts who reviewed the Nov. 4 episode said that the explosion flung shrapnel in such a way that disabled equipment throughout the aircraft, punctured two of the jetliner's 11 fuel tanks and damaged the left wing's spar, or backbone.

Thus, when the Third Battle of Ypres was begun, on July 31, only the left wing's objectives were achieved: on the crucial right wing the attack was a failure.

What happened to all of the left-wing's celebrity fans, anyway?

7.48pm GMT 60 min: Pitroipa whizzes up the left wing, papa's brand new bag under his arm, and pings the ball into the box.

The route, from Atlanta to Savannah took the left wing of Sherman's army to the city of Milledgeville, Georgia's state capital.

"The bigger they are, the harder they are to play against," said Kevin Stevens, the left wing on Lemieux's line.

Beard sent a pass to Lindsey Harding on the left wing, but Harding's long jumper at the buzzer missed everything.