Sentence examples for and stand next to a from inspiring English sources

"I always had a dream that I could go and stand next to a tree and see the sun or see the moon.

You get a guy to wear a bath robe and stand next to a raised swimming pool with a garden hose, symbolic of broadband service.

I walked gingerly down the steps to the platform to wait for my train and stood next to a stocky, jolly-looking older woman with a huge suitcase.

Governor Bush had a event and he paid for it and stood next to a spokesman for a fringe veterans' group.

Seen from the lot next door, it is a rusty mirage, an amber curve that overshadows a nearby crane truck and stands next to a corrugated tin shed of similar size if not sensuality.

Here's just one excerpt from Ms. Gillard's speech: I was offended when the leader of the opposition went outside in the front of Parliament and stood next to a sign that said, 'Ditch the witch.' I was offended when the leader of the opposition stood next to a sign that described me as a man's bitch.

And I even think, with all the nutty stuff you see in American politics, if a Republican went and stood next to a sign that said 'Ditch the black bastard' about President Obama, that would end a political career.

"If I was the first Indigenous prime minister, and Abbott had gone out and stood next to a sign that said, 'Ditch the black bastard,' I reckon that would be the end of a political career.

In Amy McGrath's pitch to voters in Kentucky, she wears a bomber jacket and stands next to an F/A-18, the fighter jet she flew as a Marine to drop bombs on Afghanistan.

It requires that I wake up an hour early so I can plug it into a charger and stand next to the outlet, like a cell phone charging up for the day.

There were some additional fun features like the ability to call up various poses on a survivor like Michonne and stand next to them to take a selfie — which felt super cool.