Sentence examples for his alignment from inspiring English sources

A large pothole blew out his tire and ruined his alignment.

"I started to feel more comfortable where I was aiming," said Weir, who had been having problems with his alignment.

Stuart Davis in 1935 declared that the artist "participates in a world crisis" and "recognizes his alignment... with the workers".

But there was also some hostility here, particularly among some African-Americans, over Mr. Watts's conservatism and his alignment with the Republican Party.

Despite his alignment with the Nazarenes, Vilar is best known for several works he produced in Mexico that have almost no religious content at all.

Or maybe it's to help with his alignment, a new training aid DVD opportunity: "How To Smoke Your Irons Like John Daly".

By then, he had been abandoned by fellow Democrats and by many voters in his district, angered over his conviction, his brief alignment with state Republicans and his vote against a gay marriage bill.

As Nadal arranged his bottles of water and juice down to the millimetre along his required alignment, like a chess-master preparing his brain, it looked likely before the first semi-final that his perfectly competent opponent would not have a prayer.

Sanders' supporters at times prodded O'Rourke during his Iowa trip last week, asking pointed questions about his positions on health care or his past alignment with more moderate stances.

Wagner's sudden interest in Christianity at this period, which infuses Parsifal, was contemporary with his increasing alignment with German nationalism, and required on his part, and the part of his associates, "the rewriting of some recent Wagnerian history", so as to represent, for example, the Ring as a work reflecting Christian ideals.

On average, a Facebook user who publicly asserts his political alignment has one online friend who is his ideological opposite for every four who are ideologically aligned with him.