Sentence examples for stance for the next from inspiring English sources
That's football, baby!" Haynes gathered himself, stumbled back to his position and took his stance for the next snap.
Since the EU similarly divides the two parties, Mr Clegg's pro-European gambit is another stage in the process of differentiation.The move is also part of the Lib Dems' defensive stance for the next election.
It also helps that mortgage rates are at historic lows and are likely to stay that way, since the Federal Reserve has promised to keep an extremely loose monetary stance for the next couple of years.Homeowners may be coming up for air in America, but their plight is deepening across much of Europe.
It was late September four years ago, and that noted poet laureate, Minnesota Vikings defensive lineman John Randle, was in a four-point stance, bracing for the next Giants play and barking like a dog.
A significant move to either the left or the right would open the door for a rival to take a more moderate stance, win the next election and change the agenda.
What might change their stance in the next few years?
That threat has increased pressure on Mr. Cameron, who last week took a hard-line stance in negotiating the next seven-year budget for the bloc, calling for a real-terms freeze in spending.
Who can argue with a bullish stance that embraces the next decade in financial markets?
The stride-split was thus in both gaits from right forelimb mid-stance to the next right forelimb midstance.
We slip into a ready stance, a hanmi, and open our awareness to be ready for the next attack.
This could be Kerry's effort to make clear the Obama administration's stance on the conflict and even offer a way forward for the next administration.
