Sentence examples similar to beginning stood up from inspiring English sources

To begin, stand up straight and place your feet two shoulder widths apart.

Born in Waco, Texas, raised on frozen Birds Eye meals and paternal beatings, as a youth he'd finally cried – "with joy" – while chopping onions, before taking a philosophy major and beginning stand-up at San Francisco's Coffee & Confusion cafe.

Hailing from Clydebank, Bridges began stand up when he was just 17 and the following year, 2005, reached the finals of the Fringe's So You Think You're Funny competition.

Cindy Yu, another student at the school, says: "We got really excited when it began, everyone stood up and we sang our national song.

Even Frank Field - the one Labour MP who can hold his head high over his stance on the tax changes from the beginning - stood up in the Commons and declared himself satisfied.

As the first verse begins, he slowly begins to stand up and makes his way through the hallway.

As Sumner began to stand up, Brooks began beating Sumner on the head with his thick gutta-percha cane with a gold head.

The spat began when Ramos stood up and started asking a question without being called on.

"Even people within the BBC [who are] now beginning to stand up for it, fail to identify those vested interests.

"It shows that government is beginning to stand up to the food industry and there is more public support for doing so".

Other Democrats are also beginning to stand up and reject these ideas, having been cowed for months by the electoral wave.