Sentence examples for any sort of position from inspiring English sources

This requires, of course, that they be in any sort of position to make the playoffs.

Only two bulge-bracket firms have any sort of position in the mainland's domestic securities markets.

In a recent e-mail, Salmon said that after graduating from Glasgow University with a degree in the history of art and philosophy, he looked for any sort of position in media during a time of mild recession.

They could start by asking themselves how Thomas, the man who appointed Johnson and presided over the departure of the chief executive John Steele in June, can remain in any sort of position of authority.

"He's someone who can play right across the midfield in any sort of position, quite comfortable playing central midfield or just a little bit further forward.

The stock does look attractive in the low $30s and would likely be the first area we would consider any sort of position.

Morgan Tsvangirai and the MDC majority deserve not just words of comfort or any sort of consolation position but rather to be invested in office according to the results of the 29 March elections.

"There's so much weight on the forehand, if he gets you in any sort of defensive position, and you're trying to defend his forehand, it's basically impossible to defend more than two to three shots".

Most have never previously held any sort of coaching position, and certainly have no official qualifications.

It took the Ospreys almost 15 minutes to establish any sort of threatening position, but a long-range Biggar penalty hauled them level by the end of an error-strewn opening quarter.

From a dilettantish obsession with hockey, to the assertion that Pabst Blue Ribbon is "good" beer, this TV viewer is mostly incapable of tendering any sort of genuine position on television programming.