Sentence examples for position and press from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Leave Means Leave, which counts Nigel Farage among its prominent backers, has set itself a £5m fundraising target in a bid to persuade May and her cabinet to ditch the Chequers position and press ahead with a "clean Brexit".

To stretch the hip flexors, get into a shallow lunge position and press your back hip forward until you feel a stretch where your thigh meets your pelvis.

Let the top of the dryer drop down into position, and press at each corner to engage the snaplocks.

The match concluded with Kidman as he jumped forward from an elevated position and pressed his knees to execute a backflip in mid-air, and landing on London to get the pinfall victory over London.

Russia strongly opposed an expanded role for NATO in Bosnia and Herzegovina, although it did on occasion sanction NATO bombing of Serb positions and pressed for a negotiated settlement.

Lesson No. 2 is that the only time the Palestinians have made real progress toward statehood is when they rented power from Israel -- when they got the Israeli left and center to support the Palestinian negotiating position and thereby press the Israeli government to deliver what the Palestinians wanted.

The label's twice-yearly fashion shows eschewed the requisite hierarchy of a seating plan, instead positioning buyers and press on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Immediately after placing the adhesive, the brackets were lightly placed on the tooth surface, adjusted to the final position and then pressed firmly.

She sequentially raised her left arm with her hand extended and pronated like when executing the recently learned task, raised her right arm with her fingers outspread, waited in this raised position, and slowly pressed down with the right hand, left hand and then right hand, as if pressing down invisible pads (Figure 3, Figure 4 and Video S1).

Then resume position from #8 and press all flat.

Baldwin did not stand in the by-election, but he retained his position and attacked the press barons as wanting "power without responsibility, the prerogative of the harlot through the ages", and the Conservatives won the election.