Sentence examples for likes to position from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cabrera likes to position himself as the good guy who'll wait forever.

Like Nadine Gordimer, she likes to position her characters at crossroads where public and private allegiances threaten to collide.

Contemporary Bill favours same-sex marriage, a republic and emissions trading, and likes to position these issues in plain sight.

United Talent Agency, in terms of its own brand, likes to position itself as an alternative to talent agencies like Creative Artists Agency and William Morris Endeavor Entertainment.

The Met likes to position itself well above such unseemly embraces, even if it once feature an exhibition of rock stars' stage kit.

Food and beverage giant PepsiCo likes to position itself as a leader in corporate social responsibility, and last year took the top spot in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index.

Newton liked to position seminude women next to men armored in the costume of a suit.

"That's how we'd like to position this thing publicly".

He liked to position structures over water­falls, on steep slopes, at the bottom of arroyos.

"I like to position anglers downstream from alder trees, where salmon flies are fluttering about," Nurre said.

Rather, this tells us something about where the prime minister would now like to position himself in the public imagination.