Sentence examples for high stance from inspiring English sources

The Juke also has a high beltline; full rear fenders, or hips; and a high stance.

One of the seemingly quaint conditions -- a requirement that gentlemen passengers be able to keep their top hats on -- dictates the cab's distinctive tall windows and high stance.

He had scored arguably the most memorable goal of a Champions League final that May, swiveling on one leg to volley the ball from a high stance into the top corner of Bayer Leverkusen's net to win the trophy for Real Madrid.

It counters the bad gas mileage with 22-inch wheels and a high stance allows the vehicle to traverse nearly any urban obstacle — like a flowerbed at the mall or another soccer mom's Prius.

T. Pogge (1997) proposes a further division of (B) into the "high" stance, which denies it to some types of groups, and the "low" one which denies it to some particular groups.

The large frame style (Chen and Yang) involves low and high stances, more dramatic postures, and swinging arms.

"I came back to how I used to play — a little bit higher stance, and my timing was better".

The Crosstrek isn't intended for serious off-roading, but its higher stance gives it a better chance of handling rutted, rough roads without damaging the parts down under.

"Trucks are also built with a more rigid frame and higher stance -- important for towing and hauling cargo -- but this means that the stiff parts of the truck may not engage all the parts of a car designed to absorb impact," the company said, vowing to continue its efforts to find solutions.

A less linear stance trace (e.g., (A ′) compared to (A )) corresponds a higher stance linearity value.

The lowness of the stance varies in Kung Fu styles, mainly northern and southern: northern is a more relaxed higher stance whereas southern is right down near the ground.