Sentence examples for the opposing left from inspiring English sources
This displacement meant that the right end of either army could outflank the other by wrapping around the opposing left end.
The body that moves well is constantly toning the nervous system through the twist of the spine and the coordination of the opposing left and right sides of the body.
We also found that the opposing left and right FPN changes in the cerebellar cluster were also reversed.
He would take the ball up to the opposing left back who, even if he were mentally prepared for it, would still "buy" the dummy when Matthews swayed slightly to the left, putting the opponent off balance, only to wriggle round to the right, flick the ball up the touchline with the outside of his right foot, and sprint away.
He was a tornante (literally "returner"), a wide midfielder characteristic of classic catenaccio, whose role was to occupy the opposing left-back and track his forward surges.
The base is what leads to, say, one side dominating possession, or a right-winger regularly isolating the opposing left-back, or to a side facing two solid banks of four.
The hat-trick against Croatia in September of the same year came as a result of clever tactical planning, Capello ordering Walcott to stay high and wide in order to limit the attacking inclinations of the opposing left-back, and to use his speed to get behind the defence as England launched counterattacks.
— Josh Hamilton bats fifth for the Angels on Thursday, against an opposing left-hander.
The opposing centre-left bloc that would never support him (Zionist Union, Yesh Atid, Meretz and the Joint List) had 53 seats.The swing vote is held by Moshe Kahlon, a former Likud minister whose new Kulanu Party received about ten seats.
And although the PSL has garnered notoriety for disseminating fake news, the opposing party the left-wing Workers Partyy, whose candidate Haddad will face Bolsonaro in the runoff elections on October 28 has also slipped on the matter, albeit not as egregiously.
In the 1970s, Dormand had opposed left-wing infiltration into the Labour Party, and in foreign affairs, he was pro-American and pro-NATO at a time when the party's left-wing was becoming increasingly hostile to both.
