Sentence examples for be required to stand from inspiring English sources
Pollsters (also known as out-of-work actors and screenwriters) would be required to stand outside the 90210 post office.
Lawmakers who use their power to hold things up should be required to stand up and defend their positions.
If so, he should not be required to stand another trial at which those confessions may be used against him.
The state regulation specifically notes a lower court's ruling that those refusing to salute the flag may not be required to stand or to leave the room.
I am almost tempted to say that cinema audiences should be required to stand during this sequence, like concertgoers during the Hallelujah chorus in Handel's Messiah.
Some owners, including the Dallas Cowboys Jerryy Jones and the Houston Texans' Robert McNair, have been adamant that players should be required to stand for the anthem.
Yet if election candidates who impugned a whole political party – as happened with Carmichael – were required to stand down, there'd be hardly any left standing at the end of an election campaign.
Her clothes also, like those of circus performers and rock stars, are designed for specific functionality, since unlike the legions of commoners toiling at factories or desk jobs, the queen mainly works standing up, is routinely observed at full length and, small as she is, is required to stand out in a crowd.
The dead were required to stand at attention in the battlefield, while the injured were rushed to a make-believe infirmary.
