Sentence examples for board stances from inspiring English sources

There was Mickey Muñoz's bikini-clad stunt doubling in the 1959 "Gidget"; laughable projected backdrops in "Ride the Wild Surf" from 1964; surfers who inexplicably reverse their board stances in "Point Break" (1991); and the computer graphics that enhanced Kate Bosworth in "Blue Crush" (2002).

How unlike the Kansas school board evolution stance, or the follies occurring from the White House!

Mr. Bruno said the best alternative to a strike would be a strategic, methodical campaign to create a counternarrative to the board's stance.

(An article in the June 2009 issue of Academic Medicine lists each state's medical board's stance on questioning applicants about mental health issues).

Vibrotactile-based biofeedback systems were found to be an effective method in improving postural stability of healthy young subjects in complex standing tasks like quite stance on wobble board and tandem-Romberg stance [ 37, 38].

The board reinforced my stance".

For £10 a day, you can also sign up for the Salomon test centre scheme, which allows you to chop and change between various types of board, kit and stance.

The advisory board reversed its stance on Friday after considering updated versions of the papers and a fresh risk analysis of the studies at a meeting at the National Institutes of Health in Washington DC.

Porter does not envisage the board revising its stance, although said there may be England players in the future who were freelance rather than on contracts.

In its endorsement, the Courier-Journal's editorial board praised Grimes' stance on issues like the minimum wage and early childhood education, while accusing McConnell of "lacking a vision for Kentucky".

Wood, 26, took to Twitter on Wednesday to admonish members of the ratings board for their stance on female sexuality, noting that the scene in question was cut down because it showed a male performing oral sex on his female partner.