Übersetzung für "Sich links halten" in Englisch

All you have to do then is keep it to your right and follow it on in.

You need to stay on your left up here.

Then one must keep to the left to find isolated coral formations.

In the year 1300, Pope Boniface VIII directed pilgrims to keep left.

If you by mistake take the left branch, the path soon ends.

If you manage to stick to the left, it can be an easy hole to score.

In the hairpin bend after the chapel, keep to the left and follow the asphalt road downwards.

Drive straight ahead. About 8 km after the roundabout keep left and drive onto the B75 (Bürgerweide).

The uphill path is a bit difficult to detect, but if you keep left, you find a well beaten path on the top (3h05min) (1500 m).

Past the tunnel station, then down to the small port, you need to go left following the only road beside the cliff, to reach the rocky beach, dominated by the Centro di Osservazioni Naturalistiche di Torre Guardiola.

When you come to the fork, where you took the path to the cottage of Vadillo, keep left and return along the familiar path back to the parking place (7h).

Some tendencies that claim to be leftist, like the LIT-CI (the main party of which is the Brazilian PSTU), in the name of the struggle against the dictatorship, end up uncritically backing the "rebel" faction, among whom there are not only reactionary Islamist leaders, but also leaders that are demanding the military intervention of imperialism, in order to remain as their agents, in the face of "regime change"; this very policy led them to capitulate before NATO’s intervention in Libya.

This practice was formalised in a Papal Edict by Pope Benedict around 1300AD who told all his pilgrims to keep to the left.

Keep left and follow the loop under the bridge, and you will already be to the bank.

Join this track, which climbs up, behind the houses and passes some beehives. Keep left at the junction as the track ascends.

If you are on a bicycle, you need to stay on the left side, making sure you are not in the way of cars.

To climb this slope, we recommend you keep to your left (many inversions will be necessary).

To reach Hotel San Maurizio: From Piazzale Roma or the station, take the vaporetto (ACTV) line 1, get off at the Santa Maria del Giglio stop, turn left here, cross the bridge still keeping to the left and you reach Calle Zaguri where the entrance to the hotel is (n° 2624)

Some tendencies that claim to be leftist, like the LIT-CI (the main party of which is the Brazilian PSTU), in the name of the struggle against the dictatorship, end up uncritically backing the "rebel" faction, among whom there are not only reactionary Islamist leaders, but also leaders that are demanding the military intervention of imperialism, in order to remain as their agents, in the face of "regime change"; this very policy led them to capitulate before NATO's intervention in Libya.

Looking up right from the parking place (10 m) you see a lookout spot with wooden railings at the tip of a cape. That is the first stage of this route. Walk from the parking place along the Calle Corin Tellado to steps, which lead to a lane. Follow this lane to the upper part of the village, where you keep left at the forks.

If you by mistake take the left branch, the path soon ends. Gradually the forest thins out and the path lined by ferns starts to zigzag along the slope up to the crest of the Sierra de la Viorna (1h16min) (1110 m) where you meet another path, which you follow to the left.

The FindLinks Park is signposted if you stick slightly to the left.

I repeat, very many of our young friends who regard themselves as Lefts have begun to forget the most important thing: why in the course of the weeks and months of the enormous triumph after October we were able so easily to pass from victory to victory.

Ride through cultivated fields and farms for 2.5km on the flat road across the Val di Cornia alluvial plain to the junction with SP22 where you keep left, arriving shortly at Casalappi (holiday farm and castle).

Yes there is a reason, namely the number of elevation meters, not less than 1495, at least if you follow the signs to Plagne Villages in la Plagne, keep left in Plagne Villages and continue cycling to the end of the asphalt.

Going on the left side, there is Piazza della Repubblica, with its elegant cafès and a door through wich one can take Via degli Strozzi, where the homonymous Palace rises.

After the first avenue comes the second, where you hold to the left and cut the last curves.

Is it not clear that the authors of these distortions, who imagine themselves to be "Lefts," are in reality bringing grist to the mill of Right opportunism?

Continue towards San Pietro and Tenno passing through Treni and, keeping to the left, climb again to an area of meadows and rustic houses where the asphalted descends, still to the left, takes you down to the hamlets of Calvola and Canale.

After about 20 minutes you reach a fork where you take a left to the Schapbachhütte.