Sentence examples for conveniently poised from inspiring English sources
With Shepherdstown and its lovely lodgings conveniently poised in the middle, next time I come this way, I thought, let's forget about a car and bring a backpack and hiking boots.
Architecturally stunning, conveniently located and luxurious, Waterline Square is poised to become the West Side's premiere urban living community, when completed in 2018.
Under the slogan "Don't let the SNP grab your cash", one showed a light-fingered Alex Salmond poised to steal a wad of sterling that was conveniently spilling from an Englishman's back pocket.
"KeyMe is poised to help tens of millions of consumers securely and conveniently copy keys at their local retailer," Greg Marsh, founder and CEO of KeyMe told me, explaining that the company is eager to disrupt what it claims is a $7.5 billion per year industry.
But I couldn't help feeling that Three Monkeys was an over-egged pudding, a film trying to be too many things in too many styles and moreover poised on the edge of implausibility: a certain murderous act, and subsequent cover-up, are left rather conveniently unexplained.
It is now conveniently believed by large parts of the US establishment that "old" Europe is on its way out and "new" Europe is poised to take the helm.
