Sentence examples for a position from from inspiring English sources

"I have put myself in a position from which I can't lose," Mr. Ramirez said.

But he has to put his tee ball in a position from which he can attack.

He was three up by the turn, a position from which Oosthuizen could never recover.

But it is an enormous improvement and creates a position from which eradication can be contemplated.

It is a position from which Germany can influence the EU but not direct it.

And his team failed, condemning them to a position from which they could never have won the World Cup.

Actually, the term was "cut him loose" since Clark does not have a position from which to be fired.

She's independent and unpaid, but that gives her, she says, a position from which to speak out.

But gradually England batted themselves into a position from which defeat ought not to be an option.

The Ghanaian switched to right-back, a position from which he can bring his powerful running to bear.

Their centre Keith Lulia made a forceful midfield break to set up a position from which the full-back Low cut through to level matters.