Sentence examples for base to stand from inspiring English sources

Osmo coding kit, £60-£130 (iPad not included) Osmo is an iPad accessory that takes the form of a base to stand your tablet in, and a mirror that clips on to its top, enabling the camera to "see" what's in front of the device.

"You're going to need a strong philosophical base to stand on when you teach".

Being up in our heads so much of the time with no solid base to stand upon securely makes us far more vulnerable to anxiety.

Externally, the RS 4 differs just enough from the standard A4 on which it is based to stand out without being too vulgar.

Then, the builders would have flattened the bases to stand the statues upright once they reached the ceremonial platforms.

These days you wouldn't be off base to assume GOP stood for Genuinely Outrageous Priorities.

Under the LDP, Japan would not consider membership, since the country's farmers, a key segment of the LDP's base, stand to lose the protections of tariffs on imported staples.

The broad supplier base now stands to benefit, with a recent reminder from United Technologies that Hamilton Sundstrand will start to see sizable revenues from the Dreamliner from the fourth quarter of 2010 onward.

The Mets picked up Donn Clendenon to play first base, they stood up to the Cubs in a couple of series, and in July they scrapped with the Expos in Montreal.

If Google shuts its local site Google.cn, as it threatened to do Tuesday, Beijing-based Baidu stands to grow its user base even larger, and add more advertisers to its roster.

That's an excellent base to build on as a stand-off and we're delighted he's staying at Scotstoun.