Sentence examples for has positioned him from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boyd's survival has positioned him for an unanticipated publishing deliverance, one that will come under the pseudonym F. X . Toole

In the second half the 22-year-old floated between the lines from the left, where Sherwood has positioned him and, despite his late handball offering Fulham a penalty, which Hugo Lloris saved from Steve Sidwell, he was comfortably the best player on show.

Erick Espinal (Strategic Development Director) - Erick's powerful presence in be entertainment and hospitality industries has positioned him to oversee the strategic partnerships and growth of the brand.

His extensive knowledge of skin care, cosmetics and natural beauty techniques has positioned him as a leading authority in the beauty field.

On an anthropological/psychological level, Team Trump (and part of the persona is to have us believing that he is his own strategist and communications guru) has positioned him as the most macho, testosterone driven candidate in the race.

I think it has to do with the way we have positioned him, and – to an extent – with the way he has positioned himself.

But Mr. Modi's supporters and efficient public relations machine have positioned him as the panacea to India's slowing economic growth.

"We didn't have the kind of information that could have positioned him to deal with the threat," one Navy officer said, referring to Commander Lippold.

He had hoped to present himself as the leader of a united Republican Party against a stonewalling Democratic opposition, an image that would have positioned him as the champion of social conservatives in any future presidential run.

Tad Devine, a delegate expert on the Gore campaign, conceded that Mr. Bradley "has parity in terms of resources and that that had positioned him better than other insurgents in the past".

But instead of making the kind of coolly sceptical speech that would have positioned him well whatever had happened, Mr Clarke delivered an absolute no-going-back, rip-snorter of an attack on the Iraq policy of both front benches that was every bit as terminal as Robin Cook's resignation statement.