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first position
noun
- a position of the feet in which the heels are back to back and the toes point out to the sides.
Word History and Origins
Origin of first position1
Example Sentences
Assistant coaching staff from the NBA like Phil Handy and Adam Harrington get to rise into first position.
Harris was too often identified with the first position, even claiming that Trump wanted to go too far with his promises to “tear down the Department of Education.”
It’s the first position of its kind in United States history and, more importantly, a fulsome reward for Sacks, who’s spent much of this year fundraising for Trump and advising him on power-circle picks, from Vice President–elect J.D.
Showtime wants to make Kaplan’s show, then Netflix appears to be in “first position.”
Ruble, in a black velvet and mesh leotard, was laser focused as she reléved onto the balls of her feet before gently rolling back down to first position.
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