Sentence examples for narrow position from inspiring English sources
England replacement: Haskell off, White on 59 mins: O'Gara misses again from a narrow position.
According to Professor Nissen, the church's argument that it has little authority over religious orders is correct, but he thinks this is a narrow position to take.
In another tune, sung more softly, the birds jump and flap their wings while keeping their tails in a narrow position that resembles a mohawk haircut.
He said that, based on the oral arguments, he expects the Court to take a narrow position that won't significantly change the current interpretation of how jurors should evaluate threats, whether they are made online or elsewhere.
On the other hand, it indicates that the Labor Party takes a narrow position and expresses this position as negative (exclusive, operative, cloistered).
He explained the opinion of St. Augustine, who accepts free will but concedes no power to it unless it is reinforced by grace, a very narrow position that he found uncomfortable but better than Luther's.
For the comfortable stance positions, participants stood with their feet at pelvic width, while for the narrow stance position they stood with their feet together with the first metatarsal phalangeal joints and medial malleoli touching.
James Troisi and Robbie Kruse flanked Leckie, but when Australia had possession, both wingers took up narrow positions in between Japan's line of defence and midfield.
The best hope for the Democrats is that Judge Roberts grows and evolves on the court and begins to modify some of his more narrow positions.
With Puel playing a solid midfield trio in conjunction with a front three given license to roam and often ending up in very narrow positions, Bertrand sped forward continually and was the only player offering dangerous running here.
There was only one good piece of combination play from the home side, when Willian and Oscar combined in narrow positions, before the latter slipped in Costa to fire wide from the inside-right channel.
