Sentence examples for I will stand against from inspiring English sources

"I will stand against you," it reads, below an icy image of the general standing stoic in profile in the snow.

"I will stand against the actions of this Convention with everything I have and everything I am," Duncan said.

Mr. Daoud was defiant, saying he would not quit the police force and that "from now on, I will stand against them".

"We need to mourn," she said, "but if we try to bomb, I will stand against that just as I stand against the events that took place yesterday".

"I will stand against you" is not a motto of anyone in "A Song of Fire and Ice," "Game of Thrones" or HBO's upcoming prequel series, "The Long Night," as far as we know.

I will stand against incivility when I see it.

McCain, Huckabee said, "had a tough current to swim against," but he might have saved his campaign by opposing the bailout for populist reasons: "Had he gone back to Washington and put a stake in the ground and said, 'By gosh, I'm not voting for this — I'll stand against it and fight it with everything in me,' I think he might have turned the election".

Once Labour has shown that it can and will seriously tackle antisemitism, that it won't bully its own MPs, and that it will stand against this Tory Brexit, it will avoid any further division.

Anybody who fools around with the memory of my son, I will stand up against anyone.

He said: "I think people will stand against him.

Let me be clear: I have and will stand against hatred, discrimination and divisiveness wherever they exist".