Sentence examples for stance away from from inspiring English sources

Her stance away from hard drugs made her alluring to those who had been in the neighborhood a while.

No mere portrait, the work, 7 feet by nearly 10 feet, depicts Dr. Agnew in a regal stance, away from the operating table, while his assistants complete a mastectomy on an anesthetized woman.

These expanded majorities will be critical for helping pass Barack Obama's agenda into law so we can begin to restore the United States' standing in the world, reorient our foreign policy stance away from aggression and toward robust diplomacy and peace, and rejuvenate our economy to ensure that all Americans benefit from a rising tide, not just the executives at the top.

After surveying the situation, he snatched his 7-iron and crouched into his stance, aiming away from the green through an opening on the right toward the fairway.

Sosa was looking for the cutter early: Leiter noticed him set his stance farther away from home plate, to give himself a chance to extend his arms on the cutter.

"Basically, the public's stance has moved away from these groups.

Among the conditions trending in his rhetorical favor, at least, is a clear shift in the league's stance on gambling, away from stern opposition and toward nuanced opportunism.

(Agence France-Presse) AFRICA ZIMBABWE: EASING STANCE ON JUDGE Backing away from their threats, government officials agreed to allow the Supreme Court's chief justice, Anthony Gubbay, to remain in his position until the end of June, his lawyer said.

I did, however, assume the Stay-away-from-me-you've-got-cooties stance that Jimmy Carter used when posing with Bill Clinton at the presidents' powwow in the Oval.

Cowart reverted to his old batting stance, moving his hands farther away from his body and standing in a more upright position, and that helped — Cowart hit.242 with two homers, 14 doubles, 23 RBIs, 43 strikeouts and 22 walks in 51 games, showing better plate discipline, if not power.

But she has recently backed away from that stance.