Sentence examples for poise into from inspiring English sources

Mortimer acknowledges that turning what she perceives as her lack of poise into an endearing quality is a kind of defence mechanism.

Her most impassioned remarks have to do with cruelty to animals, and she brings us, with her usual poise, into the very abbatoir, the dog food factories where most horses end their lives.

He played a key role in Tottenham's third, yet it was Lewis Holtby who put the gloss on the move, controlling expertly inside the area after a deft chip from Townsend and steering the ball with remarkable poise into the far corner.

I think it's very important for the judge to somehow bring an element of poise into the proceedings," said Albie Sachs, a former Constitutional Court judge and crucial figure in South Africa's struggle to end white-minority rule.

The music's ceremonial ardor and classical poise dissolve into limpid eroticism and languorous desire.

Rarely had a game so deserved to be perfectly poised going into the last 10 minutes.

McCann's strike left the tie finely poised going into Thursday's second leg.

Neither got a winner leaving it finely poised going into the second leg.

BBC Radio Leeds' Dave Callaghan: "This match is evenly poised going into day three.

However, Hogan returned to dismiss Ervine and Danny Briggs before the close to leave the match delicately poised heading into the second day.

After the cagey first leg of this semi-final finished goalless, the tie was evenly poised heading into the return at Loftus Road.