Sentence examples similar to adjusting stance from inspiring English sources

That involves planning where the strike is coming from and adjusting their stance.

"The pedestrians on the bridge are like banks adjusting their stance and the movements of the bridge itself are like price changes," Shin wrote.

This follows on from the IMF praising the UK's recovery earlier this month and adjusting its stance to consider that the Chancellor's deficit reduction plans are appropriate.

You don't do it right away, but if you see a trend, I'll adjust my stance, my ball position, my aim — whatever — to the ball flight I'm seeing off the club".

"It's good to hit one over the fence," said Davis, who adjusted his stance to a more upright posture.

He did not adjust his stance, nor his follow-through.

Johnny Damon was up next, and he adjusted his stance after studying Heredia.

With the passage of time, however, McClaren may adjust that stance.

This, in turn, makes the people adjust their stance more drastically, and so on.

But Pakistan may now have to decide whether the time is ripe to adjust its stance to accommodate American demands.

"Then I showed him that he had to bend over to address the golf ball and how to adjust his stance a little bit.