Sentence examples for Surprisingly stood from inspiring English sources

John Healey (16/1) A minister for 11 years and an MP since 1997, he surprisingly stood down from his position as shadow Health Secretary  in 2011.

In this field, analytical models have, perhaps surprisingly, stood the test of time, with the Rankine, Burgers-Rott and Sullivan models frequently invoked to model the flow field of a tornado.

In the 1929 30 season, Bambrick scored a remarkable 94 goals – a record that surprisingly stood for only one season, until Glentoran's Fred Roberts scored an incredible 96 goals during the following campaign to break Bambrick's record.

At the top of the list, not surprisingly, stood Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's catchy hit, but Latino artists including Colombia's J Balvin and Maluma, Bruno Mars, Chris Jeday and Nicky Jam were also present.

Do say: Moor's the pity Don't say: The Moor the merrier Reviews reviewed: Lenny's Shakespeare surprisingly stands up.

"Goldman earnings, not surprisingly, really stand out and shine relative to others'," said Lauren Smith, an analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.

Not surprisingly, China stands out in Asia as the most exposed to the dollar but also the most prepared to withstand a financial blow.

With the NGOs unable to agree among themselves (the WWF and Greenpeace support the proposal), the UK, Australia and, perhaps surprisingly, Brazil, stand accused of deliberately trying to wreck the US solution by refusing to give way.

Not surprisingly, she stands strong with Hillary.

Surprisingly, Canada stands out in the leaked text as one of a few countries standing up against some of the more extreme proposals coming from Uncle Sam.

And it does add something new to the history of wearable clock functionality — an idea that, surprisingly, really has stood the test of time.