Sentence examples for Stand wondered from inspiring English sources

A cashier at the flower stand wondered aloud, as many in the community are doing, if the Clayton fire was arson. .

Coventry were playing Stevenage and for the first half I sat in the main stand wondering if I had ever been to a professional game where there was absolutely zero chanting from the home crowd.

There is Brad Miller, an 80-year-old who had a nice condominium in Los Angeles until that city was flattened by the quake; now he's homeless in a huge tent where the Rose Bowl used to stand, wondering if there is still any such thing as insurance money.

It was here that Destiny stood wondering.

On that day, Venus Williams was sitting emotionless in the stands, wondering what had gone wrong.

People were gazing at each other in the stands, wondering when exactly Showtime had come East.

And so Gosden found himself in the stands wondering if Hughes was ever going to ask The Fugue for her effort.

The Gauls, for a great while, stood wondering at the strangeness of the sight, not daring to approach or touch them, taking them for an assembly of superior beings.

We cautiously continued down the path to where the front door once stood, wondering if squatters might have taken up residence inside.

"Is the United States ever going to take a firm stand?" wonders Decter, editor of Contentions, a neoconservative newsletter, and chairman of the Committee for the Free World.

We had connected six months ago via LinkedIn, but as I navigated my way to the hostess stand, I wondered what had possessed me to initiate this meet-up while visiting my daughter in New York?