Sentence examples for from his stances from inspiring English sources

Gone, too, is the far-right leaning Mr. McCain of 2010, who found himself in a primary fight back home that caused him to retreat from his stances on immigration and global warming.

Apart from his stances on immigration, he has been very equivocal on public policy pronouncements.

PAGE A12 PIVOTING FROM HIS OUTSIDER STANCE During the campaign, President-elect Barack Obama ran as a Washington outsider, and his campaign boasted that they did not hobnob at cocktail parties with the city's well-connected citizens.

Obama has tried to walk back from his stance.

Mr McCain, on the other hand, spent the primary season hesitating, then running away from his stance on immigration reform.

But Torre has wavered from his stance that he would not decide on his future until after the season.

Not bad," Mr. Card yelled from his stance in the stunted trees 20 turns down the chute.

He curls forward, "the scroll on a reticent cello," from his stance at the curve of the piano.

Shifting from his stance into throwing position feels more natural now, and the Yankees have worked to take advantage of his strong arm by shortening his release.

Although Mr. Sadr recently traveled to Tehran and cast himself as a defender of Iran, part of his popular appeal comes from his stance as a homegrown nationalist.

In fact, that was never going to happen because, as became increasingly clear, Clegg, apart from his stance on Europe, is essentially a Tory.