Sentence examples for bad standing from inspiring English sources

"Maybe some people feel bad, standing here so close and not getting to see anything," Mr. Esquilin said.

When he was asked yesterday if he would feel bad standing in the way of the first black president, he said no. "I'm not standing in his way," he said.

To the treasurer of the screenwriters' guild during the blacklist he wrote: "I have received your letter warning that I am now in jeopardy of being placed in bad standing for nonpayment of dues.

The lawsuit alleges that Oliver Walker, who was present at the meeting despite the fact he had been deemed an "alumnus in bad standing" by the fraternity and was not enrolled at Florida State, hit Mauricio "harder than he should have and harder than he intended". Mauricio fell to the floor and was knocked unconscious by the impact.

You can be in bad standing.

You can be in all kinds of bad standing.

This will automatically put you in bad standings with your account holders.

They are (quite rightly) wondering why they are eternally the "bad guys, standing in the way of progress," and why the obstructionist Republicans are never likewise made into "bad guys" -- even when such opportunities are presented on a silver platter.

It's an "All the President's Men" that's more tragic than triumphal, with a hero who gets taken down, leaving the bad guys standing.

Wrong 'un rating: 5/10 The bloke from First Dates who didn't turn up for his date with Georgia It's bad enough standing someone up, let alone in a restaurant rigged with dozens of cameras.

Someone mowing the lawn down the block is just as loud as someone shouting right next to them, a tag rubbing on their neck is just as painful as having their skin scraped off, a small flashing light might blot out the sun, a dot of mustard might feeling like a mouth full of it, or a faint waft of perfume is just as bad is standing in an enclosed sewer system.