I'd begin to stand about an hour later.
He likes to stand about three inches from your face and stare at you.
I like to stand about under the trees painting abstract pictures — the interior spaces of the woods, which become abstracted.
So, on the other hand, if you're 25 and have the time and the gumption to stand about in Brixton waving a bottle of prosecco, your time could be used more profitably by doing actual work in politics.
One potential issue is that the system does require a fair amount of space to operate properly; you're going to want to stand about eight feet from the screen, and while that shouldn't be a problem in suburban homes, this is not going to work effectively in dorm rooms or cramped studios.
He's dead right: the only decent spot to listen to music in the Royal Albert Hall is smack in the middle of the Arena, where for £5 you get to stand about two or three metres in front of the stage.
After incubating for another 3 h at 37 °C, the medium was withdrawn and replaced with 200 μL DMSO and allowed to stand about 15 min for complete reaction.
It's a landscape custom made for people to stand about on, staring wistfully into the middle distance.
They should be stripped down to their underwear and made to stand about thirty miles from ground zero.
The ship, believed to be a Hudson River sloop, was found just south of where the Twin Towers used to stand, about 20 feet below the surface.
This left the EDL's bigwigs who had arrived early, apparently too good to march with the grunts, to stand about dodging flying bottles and masonry, getting really, really wound up while their security team flailed after them.
