Sentence examples for called stance from inspiring English sources

A new app called Stance aims to help.

The hind leg movement of a cat has four basic phases called Stance, Lift off, Swing and Touch down.

The company mentioned that one customer using Slideshow ads, a sock company called Stance, saw their cost per acquisition decreased by 48% compared with photo link ads, the click-through rate increased 2.42 times, and their return on ad spend increased by 1.48 times.

Activists from Aids group Act Up called his stance "bull****".

Ms. Schiff called that stance an insult to the musicians' intelligence.

He called his stance a balanced Mideast policy, and he drew support from Arab groups.

At the time, Mr. Gingrich called his stance "humane," but to Mr. Baier, Mr. Romney called it "amnesty".

But David Clohessy, director of the Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests, called this stance "more arbitrary hairsplitting".

His comments drew some barbs from his rivals, including Hillary Rodham Clinton, now his subordinate, who called the stance naïve.

Responding to a question on corporate tax from the Labour leader during Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Cameron called his stance "laughable".

Matthew S. David, a deputy communications director for Senator John McCain's presidential campaign, called that stance another example of a flip-flop by Mr. Romney.