Sentence examples for bell stands from inspiring English sources
The bell stands by itself in an alcove whose window dramatically frames its original home, Independence Hall.
"The bell stands for different emotions -- anger, alarm -- and it's emblematic of the Liberty Bell," Mr. Herold, 47, said the other night as he and three companions readied dozens of bells to show at a meeting of protest groups.
Voyagers bell stands beneath a pole that carries the worlds third-biggest Australian flag and is just outside an exquisite, European-style, formal garden of rose bushes and meticulously pruned hedges, which lead to the winery and restaurant, or down to an underground barrel room with an intricate vaulted ceiling.
"If they are trying to imply subliminally some kind of Christian-Muslim conflict here, I think that that is very dangerous and completely inappropriate," Sharif added to ABC 7. In response to criticisms from the CAIR and other groups, Bell stands by the book.
Bell stood at first base with a look of disbelief, Hernandez pumped his fist, Valentine cringed.
I'm in an air pocket; I'm in a void by the bell stand area,' which is right where he was stationed.
It would have a blue curtain and a bell stand on top, with a chain he would pull when he was finished transforming or teleporting.
Liverpool had actually matched the champions for long periods and Balotelli, from his vantage point in the Colin Bell stand, might still have been left with the impression they are a better team now than in his last spell in English football.
In Italy bells stand for power and control.
Even as the Bells stand triumphant, the 20th-century foundations of their business have begun to fracture.
