Sentence examples for stance through from inspiring English sources

In June, Clear Channel broke with radio's longtime stance through its deal with Big Machine, an independent label whose other acts include country stars like Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts and Reba McEntire.

The night became a forum for pop music's critics of war with Iraq: Ms Dynamite reiterated her anti-war stance through a re-worded performance of George Michael's Faith.

He reiterated that stance through the England spokesman last night, but according to the Sydney Telegraph, he has now emerged as the main rival to the former St Helens coach Daniel Anderson, with the Eels due to make an announcement next week.

NRA Country presents a mainstream version of its otherwise hard-nosed image and uncompromising political stance through its association with country music, one of the largest and fastest growing musical genres in the United States, with an estimated 100 million adults who identify as fans, according to the Country Music Association.

Like this famous argument, there is a first-person privileged stance through which the certainty of faith arises.

Results are described in terms of a virtual environment's ability to generate a learning stance through person-centered perspective-taking, and potential implications for the design of instructional computer technologies are discussed.

The motion of the rearfoot as a whole was reduced, and the mean position through stance did not alter, with LD taping.

Rumors about the Bush administration's new stance swept through the stock markets Thursday afternoon.

This stance comes through stunningly in his early piano sonatas, especially the first 8 of the monumental 32.

Switching stance halfway through a ride, during a big contest, on that type of wave, is like jumping from the roof of one moving car to another during an ice storm.

That tragedy is memorialised in an extraordinarily moving series of letters between father and son (published in the book We Hope to Get Word Tomorrow) and it coloured and shaped Garvin's subsequent editorial stance right through to 1942.