Sentence examples for poised along from inspiring English sources

They're terrified of the sweeping territorial conquests by the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), an Al Qaeda offshoot, which is now poised along a six-hundred-mile border with Kurdistan that the Iraqi Army abruptly abandoned last month.

Fortunately there are some American military officials who have not forgotten the North's ongoing aggression against the South its infiltration of spies and ships nor have they forgotten that the North has a large military force poised along the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), some 35 miles from Seoul.

Fortunately there are some American military officials who have not forgotten the North's ongoing aggression against the South its infiltration of spies and ships or the fact that the North has a large military force poised along the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), some 35 miles from Seoul.

Lindsay spent almost 15 minutes sitting down with Dave, parrying and dodging his probing questions and managing to look pretty poised along the way.

But at the head of the valley, poised silently along the banks of the swift-running Maili Suu River, stands a Soviet-era uranium processing plant whose estimated 2.5 million cubic yards of radioactive waste represents a potential environmental disaster.

The immune cells such as antigen presenting cells (APC) initially responding to the challenge by bacteria pathogens, including Porphyromonas gingivalis, poised strategically along portals of entry [ 25].

In contrast, India and Pakistan have hundreds of thousands of troops poised for war along their border who have been engaged in fierce artillery duels for two weeks.

Watch for red fox sunning themselves along the road's edge, and great blue herons poised to strike at fish along the marshy inlets.

As G.I.'s continue to fight and die in Iraq, the national leaders who put them needlessly in harm's way are now flashing orange alert signals to convey that Al Qaeda -- the enemy that should have been in our sights all along -- is poised to strike us again.

Like her sister in Italy, she, too, is poised atop a seashell, gliding along a gorgeous ocean.

But there is plenty of muscle to her performance as well, along with a poised, unselfconscious grace and, most importantly, a formidable intelligence that rarely makes a single note seem superfluous.