left fieldin a sentence
left field as in: a left field idea
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That idea really came out of left field.
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The center-field pawn slides toward second base, the bishop second baseman and the pawn shortstop drop back, and the left-field pawn runs up, then cuts toward center.† (source)
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Pafko racing toward the left-field corner.† (source)
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Edward was far out in left field, Carlisle stood between the first and second bases, and Alice held the ball, positioned on the spot that must be the pitcher's mound.† (source)
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Like, you know, out of left field.† (source)
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The desperate look in his eyes when he says please prompts a surprisingly sympathetic reaction from me, way out of left field.† (source)
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What left field had that come out of?† (source)
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He says, "Bobby Thomson hits into the lower deck of the left-field stands."† (source)
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Left field had the ball now, in position to throw me out.† (source)
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They studied news photographs of the left-field stands at the Polo Grounds taken just after the ball went in.† (source)
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Besides, Panov's from left field-pretend you're a doctor or something, Mo.† (source)
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Saying, "Bobby Thomson hit a line drive into the lower deck of the left-field stands and the place is going crazy."† (source)
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Your father is so far off in left field that he wouldn't recognize love if it stood up in his soup and sang.† (source)
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The sound of the ash bat making contact with the ball reaches Cotter Martin in the left-field stands, where he sits in a bony-shouldered hunch.† (source)
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And on the third floor, they had this room that ran the whole length of the house, about as big as left field in Yankee Stadium, which I have walked on, by the way.† (source)
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And it was smudged green near the Spalding trademark, it was still wearing a small green bruise where it had struck a pillar according to the history that came with it—flaked paint from a bolted column in the left-field stands embedded in the surface of the ball.† (source)
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