Sentence examples for able to stand around from inspiring English sources

"As a general manager, I'm very fortunate to be able to stand around and talk baseball with Sandy Koufax," Minaya said.

This would explain why Israeli soldiers felt able to stand around in plain sight of the protesters while taking pot-shots into the crowd.

Who wants to stand around in a marquee that smells of damp and manure, pretending to be able to walk in the wrap-around kitten heels they frantically dug out of their mum's wardrobe the night before?

Airlines specify that the pet must be able to stand, turn around and lie down in the pet carrier.

Nobody is paying you to stand around doing nothing.

Animals must be able to stand up, turn around and lie down in a natural position in the kennel.

An old dog will sleep more and more, but still being able to stand and move around and eat afterwards.

"I want to be able to stand there and look around and take in more of the prestige of competing in the greatest race in the world".

It would ban the confinement of animals in a way that keeps them from being able to stand, sit, lie down, turn around and extend their limbs.

By 2020, for the first time since the beginning of factory farming in the 1950s, all farm animals were able to stand up, lie down, walk around, and stretch their limbs.

The airline requires the crate to be sufficiently large for the dog to be able to stand up inside and turn around.