JIMMY CARTER and his wife, Rosalynn, arrived in the capital in 1977 determined not to socialize with the insider crowd, a stance that rankled Democrats in Washington.
As Woods took his stance, the crowd hushed, noticeably tense.
Anti-tax crusader Grover Norquist told an enthusiastic CPAC crowd that his hardline stance on taxes is not an end in itself, but part of a larger effort to limit the scope of government and a key marketing strategy for the Republican Party.
This is moviemaking entertainingly seen from the stance of those crowd members whose job is to provide an anonymous background to the glamorous doings of the hero and heroine.
Recently, at a conference in New York, he noted the size of the crowd and apparently shifted his stance, as so many attendees with such interest in stocks was undoubtedly a positive.
They listened while Mr. Akin, the Republican seeking to unseat the incumbent Democrat, Claire McCaskill, in one of the year's most closely watched Senate races, reiterated his anti-abortion stance to the approving crowd.
The current Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) for WCG rests at 0.53, in the 36th percentile of its annual range, suggesting an optimistic stance from the speculative options crowd.
Crowd a boxer," he said, assuming a boxing stance and holding his right hand, which was grasping the champagne glass, close to his chest.
The rest of the crowd was largely untroubled by Trump's hard-line stance on refugees.
The question is whether the family-values crowd can put up with Ron Paul's other policy stances, some of which may be a little unpalatable for such voters -- his anti-war stance, for instance.
