Sentence examples for account stands from inspiring English sources

Though Mrs. Johnson does not capture every detail, her account stands out because she tape-recorded it while her memory was still fresh and relatively untainted.

True, there's an awful lot of rural rapture here (hiking to hidden lakes, discovering turtle eggs -- you know the drill) but this account stands out for two reasons.

In a city of many prominent officials, meddlesome reporters and vigilant public relations officers charged with preventing the first group from speaking out of turn to the second, Mr. Lhota's Twitter account stands apart.

Ziff's account stands as the best thing written on this aspect of James's work, and "Return Passages" ends, appropriately, with "The American Scene," in which James saw his birthplace as a foreign land.

Similar portraits, of course, have been drawn by reporters and other former administration insiders, but Mr. Goldsmith's account stands out by virtue that he was privy to internal White House debates about explosive matters like secret surveillance, coercive interrogation and the detention and trial of enemy combatants.

Taking local context into account stands out among the most significant recommendations for the design and implementation of PES programs.

So, on substance, I believe The Times's account stood on solid ground.

They also have the most talented player in the tournament in Sonny Bill Williams – a player England must on no account stand back and admire.

But her account stood at odds with what I had witnessed during the monthlong trial and had encountered in my reporting.

When Haslam ultimately sold the club to Saunders on 9 December 2008, the day the £2.4m dividend was declared, the accounts say Stags Limited's "overdrawn loan account" stood at £757,494.

We need a leader who can hold Boris Johnson to account, stand up for Labour voters and be ready to walk through the door of Downing Street in as little as a year's time.