Sentence examples for stance up from inspiring English sources

Standing balance was measured as the time participants could maintain a one-legged stance, up to a maximum of 30 s.

The N.F.L. will proclaim this stance up until the second the draft opens -- then it will dive in and draft as many as eight underclassmen in the top 10 picks.

Friday the trader sold all 10,000 lots for $5.20 per contract and rolled the bullish stance up to the June $60 strike where 10,000 fresh calls were picked up for a premium of $2.65 each.

A second, less frequent, activation occurred between mid-stance up to pre-swing (observed in 39.3 ± 22.4% of strides for VM and in 35.1 ± 20.6% for VL).

When we greet the world, we arrive in fight stance: fists up and fancy shorts on, fired up and ready to go.

It is a stance backed up by seven times premiership-winning coach Wayne Bennett, who was coach of the Knights at the time of the tackle.

His stance sums up the net effect of the proxy fight, one of the most heated and costly in corporate history.

The natural response is the firm but fair stance taken up by Barack Obama and the Bush administration – cognisant of the complex of blame in the Caucasus, but adamant that Russia not devastate Georgia without consequence.

Addressing a crowd at the University of South Florida, he mimicked the backscatter-machine stance (arms up in the air, legs apart) and asked "Is this the pose of a free man?" Outside the Paul family, I doubt many Americans subscribe to the idea that airport security lies on the road to serfdom.

But the Brexit secretary and the chancellor, who have forged a close working relationship in recent weeks, appear to have consciously decided to strike a more emollient tone, stressing the government's willingness to make concessions where necessary – a stance backed up by No 10.

Will this new government stance stand up against corporate powerhouses in Indonesia's palm oil and timber businesses that are already out protesting against new land use rules?