Sentence examples for who positioned from inspiring English sources

During World War II, he was a Naval officer who positioned radar defenses in the Pacific.

On No. 10, Mayfair's chip shot hit a cameraman, who positioned himself too close to Mayfair's line, in the foot.

He also imported a troupe of Chinese acrobats who, positioned at the stage entrance, spun plates on foot-long sticks.

He surrounded himself with a roster of veteran advisers who positioned Mr. Huntsman as a new brand of Republican.

Chow, who positioned herself as the progressive candidate, lost ground during the campaign to voters looking for the surest bet to remove Ford from office.

Unlike Major, who positioned himself as a centrist on European monetary union, someone who could hold together a divided party, Cameron has always been a Eurosceptic.

The Republican candidate is a newcomer, Bruce R. Bent, a multimillionaire businessman who positions himself as a political outsider.

It is, however, cleverly staged by Tinuke Craig, who positions the three actors who play the figures in Amor's nightmare in glass boxes that resemble phone booths.

Some had worried that if Mr. James were exonerated, it would be more difficult for his successor, Mayor Cory A. Booker, who positions himself as a reformer, to accomplish his goals.

She is a singular and persuasive presence on stage who positions herself somewhere on the cusp between live art, cabaret and a retro happening.

Commissioner Burrell continues to falsify crime statistics and is fired by Carcetti, who positions Daniels to replace him.