Sentence examples for stance out from inspiring English sources

I said, You know what, I'm just going to spread my stance out, pick my foot up and just play pepper.

But they could also undermine him, as his debate performance Thursday highlighted a rigid antiwar stance out of sync with many Republicans.

According to a new book by longtime adviser David Axelrod, Obama personally supported legalizing gay marriage well before his announcement, but hid his stance out of political concerns.

Mr. Romney's stance on out-of-state couples is based on a 1913 law, adopted in part to bar interracial marriages.

"At five to 12, literally, they are toughening their negotiating stance, pulling out all these aces," said one insider.

She has dropped her pro-Palestinian stance, spoken out in favour of tough welfare policies and decked herself in hawk's plumage.

The example of famine afflicted Lancashire cotton workers during the American civil war adopting an anti-slavery stance stands out as a precedent in challenging unjust and seemingly unmovable infrastructures of global trade".

After the grounds crew had prepared the County Stadium infield for the game, Piniella stepped into the batter's box, bat in hands, assumed his stance, peered out at the vacant pitcher's mound and waited for an imaginary pitch.

On interrupting his vacation and flying into London last Sunday, Murdoch adopted a typically defiant stance, going out to dinner and posing for photographs with the two executives at the center of the mess: Brooks and his son James.

That sounds suspiciously like support for the immigration reform envisaged by the president and by Mr McCain, and subsequently approved by the Senate (but not by Mr Kyl) in May.So will the House's hardline stance turn out to be a mistake?

At the same time, Mr. Pataki and his advisers have emphasized his anti-tax stance, pointing out that he is among a small number of governors who has not proposed broad-based tax increases to close an enormous gap -- about $11.5 billion for New York.