Sentence examples for serving stance from inspiring English sources

And my, how attendant she is, about four feet behind my serving stance.

The new poll results suggest that taking a public stance against serving LGBT customers has far more of a potential to backfire than actively supporting gay marriage.

His stance serves as a reminder that this global sporting event has not always gone hand-in-hand with polite politics and international camaraderie, however great its architecture and athletes.

The resulting Heraclitean harmony is best served by this stance of independence and intransigence.

The shaved head, the feet apart hands-in-pockets bouncer's stance and the easy grin serving to underline the look.

Later, he stood in the corner of the rink, talking body positioning and demonstrating various stances with Jody Shelley, a Flyers enforcer serving a 10-game suspension for boarding.

When you're not serving, it's common to take on a basic volleyball stance.

(Intriguingly, given his paper's firm stance against the war on Iraq, his brother is a serving army officer).

Stafford said that North Phoenix Baptist is "very careful about not taking a partisan stance," and serves a diverse community.

Whether that stance will serve him as speaker of Parliament, where he will have to oversee a diversity of opinions, remains to be seen.

Mr. Pitt's manner -- a blunt, combative stance that served him well as a top securities lawyer -- has been an irritant in some quarters since he took office.