Sentence examples for more upright stance from inspiring English sources

When firearms were adopted, setters were trained to adopt a more upright stance.

"He is the kind of personality who can move it out of its defensive crouch, into a more upright stance," Mr. Ivey said.

Not wanting to overload him with suggestions, Long recommended that he try a more upright stance and that he move a few inches closer to the plate.

In addition, the creature had a neurovascular system in its snout similar to that seen in crocodiles, and a relatively short tail and skeletal features that mean it would have moved on land in a more upright stance than its close relatives – more akin to modern birds.

Those deep sockets put them at a disadvantage at the bottom of a squat, but allow them to generate tremendous power from a more upright stance.

Breeding behavior commences with a courtship chase with the female running in a crouch, pursued by the male, who adopts a more upright stance and has his neck outstretched.

"It's good to hit one over the fence," said Davis, who adjusted his stance to a more upright posture.

Working long hours with Hudgens, Davis changed his batting stance last week, shifting his plate posture to a more upright position, in addition to making several other tweaks.

Cowart reverted to his old batting stance, moving his hands farther away from his body and standing in a more upright position, and that helped — Cowart hit.242 with two homers, 14 doubles, 23 RBIs, 43 strikeouts and 22 walks in 51 games, showing better plate discipline, if not power.

By 1986, the sedan used a three box design with an upright stance, more prominent grille, and a two-tone body.

Federer's and Cano's stances are more upright, and their hands tend to start higher.