Sentence examples for their proper position from inspiring English sources

"We have accepted ruination, but we will not accept the demonic democracy of any country that has deprived royalty of their proper position," she said.

It is produced by cells, and for years scientists thought that its main role was to hold them in their proper position.

The statements in the innuendo, even if misplaced, may, after verdict, be treated as substantive allegations of fact, given by transposition their proper position in inducement or colloquium.

The latter are very readily detached from their proper position in the sponge, and may then put out pseudopodia and come to resemble Am b, as has long been known.

If the ball is snapped before all members of the defensive team have taken their proper position on the line of scrimmage, play is to be stopped immediately, and that team penalized 5 yards for offside.

One may conclude that in the Netherlands developments such as the UNCRC and the influence of social investment theories have led to an "educationalization" of childhood educating children through all kinds of institutions (including the family) to enable them to find their proper position in society (Reynaert et al. 2009; Campbell 2002; Yee 1996).

These were the heart and lungs' natural scaffolds, or extracellular matrix — intricate three-dimensional webs of fibrous proteins and other compounds that keep the various kinds of cells in their proper positions and help them communicate.

Post processing is applied to precisely shift the spectral components to their proper positions in k-space and effectively double the spatial resolution of the reconstructed image compared to one-way focusing.

When, eventually, Holland trotted down the pavilion steps, looking anxious to make up for the 20 minutes lost to the weather, they were promptly sent back by officials; the black-clad umpires and the sponsors' girls were not in their proper positions.

When these parts return to Florence, they will be restored to their proper positions on the doors, which will then be put on display in a hermetically sealed case in the Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, we are told, "never to travel again".

The functions of these membranes are to prevent friction between closely packed organs by secreting serum that acts as a lubricant, to help hold the abdominal organs in their proper positions, to separate and unite organs, and to guard as a barrier against infection.