Sentence examples for to a position from from inspiring English sources

And his team failed, condemning them to a position from which they could never have won the World Cup.

It is the stuff of great players and it has helped England to a position from which they might establish superiority sufficient to win this series.

Very slowly, hoping that the judge wouldn't stop me, I walked to a position from which I would be able to get a nice wide shot of him in front of the public gallery.

Berra is 88 years old now, and almost certainly has never heard of Brad Haddin, but his spirit lived on at the Sydney Cricket Ground where yet again, the wicketkeeper pulled Australian out of the mire and, together with Steve Smith, batted them to a position from which they will already fancy their chances of completing a whitewash.

After being appointed in 1777 to a position from which Morgan had just been dismissed chief physician and director-general of the Medical Corps of the Continental Army Shippen was accused by Morgan of obtaining the position by undermining Morgan's authority.

Three years ago, his unbeaten century here helped drag his side from 143-5 upastst 400 and to a position from which they could not lose.

Desperate to buy time for the new nation to attain a position from which to defy Old World powers, Washington wanted above all to stay out of Europe's murderous quarrels.

The idea here is to provide a position from which we could consider alternatives, and to imagine other paths and perspectives.

In 1943 the German battleship Scharnhorst moved to Norway, a position from which she could threaten the Arctic convoys to Russia.

It would take them three days to reach a position from which they could tackle the summit.

From Figure 6, bilateration is used to determine a position,, from two ranges, and as Figure 7 Bilateration for position measurement in a plane.