Sentence examples for into a position from from inspiring English sources

But gradually England batted themselves into a position from which defeat ought not to be an option.

It will be heavy sustained assault on the airwaves, designed to knock public sentiment into a position from which a war can be maintained.

All he needs to do is manoeuvre himself into a position from which he could make a break if he wanted.

But Mr. Boehner's tough-guy stance has also opened him to criticism that he has negotiated himself into a position from which he can no longer effectively negotiate.

But Gubbins got a start again and found a partner in Dawid Malan, as their runs got Middlesex into a position from which James Franklin could negotiate a target with Andrew Gale.

The Dutch – in their own inimitable style – managed to put themselves into a position from which victory looked nailed on against South Africa … then proceeded to panic and throw it away.

Teaching your dog to go into a down position from a distance is covered in advanced commands.

The questions regarding standing were: How does the child usually get into a standing position from sitting on a chair; maintain a standing position; sit down on a chair from a standing position?

Tréluyer, starting from fifth on the grid, had trouble engaging a gear from the start and tumbled backwards through the pack, while at the same time Mark Webber in the No17 Porsche leapt into a strong position from pole, pulling out a ten-second lead by the second hour.

That makes it harder to see how he can get the Lib Dems back into a position of independence from the Tories and of equidistance between them and Labour at the next general election.

After half an hour of trying different possibilities, Ms. Alvarez is on the tractor and Mr. Matte has settled into a position partly blocked from Mr. Pearlstein's view by Mickey, in such a way that the sides and bottom of the toy will define the lower left corner of the painting.