Sentence examples for the sweetest left from inspiring English sources

He emerged as the Dynamo's midfield quarterback, spraying passes with one of the sweetest left feet in M.L.S.

From Caen to Monaco Fee £3.1m Age 20 Position Forward Lemar can lay claim to having the sweetest left foot in Ligue 1 along with Di María, Ben Arfa or Lyon's Nabil Fekir.

Megan Rapinoe, the midfielder with the look-at-me spiky blond hairdo and the sweet left-footed crosses, sent a last-gasp pass into the box, just past the reach of the charging Brazilian goalkeeper and a defender.

One swoosh of that sweet left found Robin van Persie with a pass that fell precisely into the Dutchman's path.

Perhaps spurred on by the sudden dwindling of his vision, he landed a sweet left in the dying embers of the round that caused Castillo to involuntarily curtsy in recognition.

During the week, he would borrow Rexhep's boots to play football outside the family home in Koretice, hoping they might in some way transmit the hypnotic dribbling ability and sweet left foot whose reputation had spread far into the valleys and villages of Drenica.

Five of Coventry's starting XI came from the club's academy; the 20-year-old Jordan Shipley's sweet left foot stood out at times while Tom Bayliss, 18, provided moments of ingenuity.

Brad Davis made up for missing a penalty at RSL with a sweet left foot shot to give the Dynamo the lead against the run of play.

Davis has a sweet left foot and is very dangerous from set-pieces.

Henry Slade's sweet left boot and a close-range score from Waldrom, his 14th of a prolific season, did at least repair some of the damage, only for Simpson's magical moment and a missed penalty attempt from Gareth Steenson to leave the Chiefs staring at a blank return.

He's a terrific talent and if you get him solely focused on his football then he's got a sweet left peg and he can see passes.