11 posture in which Republicans were largely united in supporting an aggressive use of American power around the world.
A common asana is the padmasana ("lotus posture"), in which the crossed feet rest on the opposite thighs.
They have an aggressive defense posture, in which they raise their front legs straight up into the air.
Together, Danes and Rogoff developed a "panic lock": a hunched, fearful posture, in which Danes's pelvis and rib cage were yoked together so that she moved "like a cow bent heavy under you".
And, at the end of the day, I felt if we were not going to charge criminally, we should leave it as a civil case in the posture in which it came to us".
"I have rather a horror of photography," Eliot wrote a couple of years later, and, looking at the unbecomingly girlish posture in which the photographer has positioned her, one can guess why.
And that gets to the heart of what she and Ms. DeGeneres would like to put an end to: the defensive posture in which they have found themselves since March 1997, when they first became a couple.
But based on the justices' comments, the lurid facts of the case and the odd posture in which it reached the court, the eventual decision will probably offer only limited guidance on the health care law's prospects.
Angell wrote: Women in the clubhouse is an emotional issue almost a parade float of classical postures in which noble-visaged representations of Propriety, Wholesome Sports, and the Innocence of the American Family are seen to be under attack by similarly admirable figures representing Social Mobility, Equal Opportunity, and Freedom of the Press.
There are some simple steps that can help, including losing weight, avoiding alcohol or sleeping pills and sewing a pocket for a tennis ball on the back of a T-shirt to help keep a sleeper off his back, the posture in which apnea is most likely to occur.
