Sentence examples for Stand big from inspiring English sources

I can't stand Big Brother, the way people just want to be famous and nothing else.

"Cultural and biological evolution doesn't stand big change on a short timescale well, so I wouldn't invent anything that's too radically different from the human experience so far".

"The people coming in and saying, 'We got to get these stoners out of here,' or 'I can't stand big business,' are shortsighted.

At the unveiling Monday, LaPietra told the Tribune, "We hope that, ultimately, The Screen will be able to stand big shoulder to big shoulder with all of our other iconic features here in the park, the Bean and the (Crown) Fountain and the (Lurie) Garden".

Prudhomme learned to cook as a child, and shortly after having graduated from high school, he opened (1957) a hamburger stand, Big Daddy O's Patio, in Opelousas; it lasted for less than a year.

One day last week, Gov. William T. Cahill of New Jersey and Sonny Werblin, broke ground for a sports complex on the Jersey Meadows that will include a race track with a stand big enough for 30,000 people, a football stadium for the N.Y.

If you're not sure about your allocation, the distribution may serve as an excellent time to be in touch with an objective investment adviser, to help you determine where you stand, big-picture.

There the officer stands, big boots and crackling radio horridly out of place in a homely kitchen, as family members exchange accusations.

The word "love" stands big and bold, near the center of the page, with the poem's other words scattered here and there, so you have to piece together the meaning.

When you're one-on-one with that guy in front of you, he stands big, he stands tall and puts players off".

Marc Warren stood big and strong while all around him were being buffeted, the Scot shooting 69 to go with his 67 from Thursday.