took a position|take a position in English

decided on which side of a dispute he agreed with

Use "took a position|take a position" in a sentence

1. The Russians took a broadly neutral position.

2. Let's take a managerial position as an example.

3. In time, Adrián took a balanced position on the matter.

4. 11 Rodriguez took up a command position in the old jailhouse.

5. I took a position with a group of multinationals known as The Company.

6. Accede means to come into or take some new position or role, which is usually a position of power

7. The decisive attack took off fromthe foremost position.

8. Also, the riding position is completely different, forcing you to take an aerodynamic position.

9. Clearinghouses take the opposite position of each side of a trade

10. For example, rationalist, functionalist, and structuralist approaches take such a position.

11. The second position is: Actually take positions.

12. 10 The decisive attack took off fromthe foremost position.

13. Take a compass, and position it so that the needle points north.

14. ‘in-use position’ means the position of devices in a deployed aerodynamic drag-reducing position;

15. After the conservatory, Friml took a position as accompanist to the violinist Jan Kubelík.

16. He took a lower position as a human and grew up in a family of common people.

17. It's put me in a position whereby I can't afford to take a job.

18. Position: For a details view, the position is always 1.

19. He took uninterrupted occupancy of this position for ten years.

20. In 1918 she took a teaching position at Davenport High School, in her home town.

21. Seventh-day Adventists take a strong position on separation of church and state

22. As talk of Coeducation spread throughout Columbia College, the Barnard administration took a defensive position

23. The Austrian education for rural women was comparably backward, and Switzerland took a leading position.

24. A sex position where the woman is on top; Cowgirl position

25. Position a camera upstage.