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"Take a left when you come to a stop sign."

What's more, it took a left turn before he saw any doors.

I moved around the crash and took a left on Century.

I took a left onto my street and found a parking place.

Out the door, three steps, I'll take a left so we can get him away from the shop.

After 22 miles, take a left onto a gravel road.

So he'd gone north of town and taken a left before he reached the cemetery.

Or take a left, head east, and find a very late dinner somewhere close to Atlanta.

"Head out of the parking lot and take a left, all right?"

"Take a left and go through the next stop sign.

Take a left and you're practically here by your yellow line.

Hello, our friend is taking a left turn,' he added.

Soon they took a left turn and were plunged into darkness.

He raced to the corner, took a left, and kept going.

I was thinking you'd drive up to Roscoe and take a left.

You go down two blocks, take a left at Ruby.

For instance, did they know to take a left at a certain mountain peak?

"I've kind of looked at this," he said, "as an opportunity to take a left turn and do something completely different."

Take a left, and I'll take you out around the long way.

He walked down the footpath to the road and took a left.

Take a left onto the dirt fire road to approach the Hollywood sign.

We walked south, toward the harbor, for a while, then took a left past a funeral home.

We have to move forward by a kilometre or two and take a left turn.

I walked her to the junction and started to take a left to go to the bridge.

He moved around desk and took a left through an interior corridor.

Hang a left, then take the second street on the right.

Due north and hit the river, hang a left, heading west.

I was just in time to see the Sierra hang a left once over the railway.

"Hang a left there and come up to the new shopping center.

Turn here," he said, almost after it was too late, "go five streets and hang a left.

Drive out on to the street, hang a left, and head east out of the city.

I watched him slide through the stop sign and hang a left onto Main.

To get to the club, you walk upstairs and hang a left at the toilet.

I hung a left and parked, then pointed to the call box on the corner.

I hung a left in the corridor, passing several offices on my way to the front.

Hung a left and a right and headed for her office.

He started the car then and pulled out, hanging a left onto a main artery as we headed south again.

I hung a left at the corner, continued on for two blocks, turned and came up behind the Cherokee.

In ten miles, he hung a left on to 27 and the houses began to thicken.

"And the first thing they do is hang a left and go to Wendy's."

I trotted across the study floor, turned away from Susan's room, and hung a left down a second hallway.

I hung a left into the gravel entrance to the motel parking lot.

Normally he would've hung a left from Second onto E to go home.

The driver hung a left and left the combat zone.

Checked the gauges and hung a left on to the causeway.

I hung a left, and within a hundred yards the road petered out into a single lane.

I tried-and hung a left and walked into a stack of crates.

At Forty-second Street, the van hung a left and nearly turned over.

I hung a left onto the main street of Floral Beach, the ocean on my right.