Sentence examples for stance opposite from inspiring English sources

Pick a medium lofted iron; position a ball forward in your stance, opposite your left toe (for right-handed golfers) but otherwise set up as usual.

The sEMG data are presented as mean ± one standard deviation (SD) in 13 subjects with external snapping hip (S) and 13 healthy subjects (H) in the following time periods: preactivation (50 ms before heel strike), acceptance (load acceptance and initial single support), middle stance (knee extension and late single support), late stance (opposite foot contact) and swing phase (ipsilateral swing).

"I think the same thing has happened with Brexit, he needed to take the opposite stance to Cameron and Remain so he could position himself to take over".

The school has taken the opposite stance.

In Westfield, N.J., Keith Petersen has taken the opposite stance.

Meanwhile, John McWhorter takes the opposite stance in "The Language Hoax", forthcoming in February.

Mr Khamenei said Iran took the opposite stance about arming Palestinians.

Some hedge funds are said to be taking the opposite stance.

And where are the conservatives taking the equal and opposite stance?I see what she's getting at.

Verdi's librettist, Arrigo Boito, a composer in his own right, took the opposite stance to Rossini's librettist and set the whole opera in Cyprus.

"It's most certainly the opposite stance of what I have, and we spoke about it at length on the first couple of dates.