Sentence examples for but will stand from inspiring English sources

It's soft and sweet, but will stand up to your toaster (or an open flame).

It's pretty fun, but will stand or fall on the viral effect: if your friends aren't fussed, neither will you be.

On top of that he is an extremely decent fellow, which was not part of the job description but will stand him in good stead nonetheless.

Len McCluskey, the head of Britain's biggest union, has resigned, but will stand again in the ensuing leadership contest, triggering a fight for control of Labour's most generous donor.

What's most amazing is that its citizens will not merely refrain from objecting, but will stand and cheer the U.S. government's new power to assassinate their fellow citizens, far from any battlefield, literally without a shred of due process from the U.S. government.

The line which separates it from the army power is not only inherently plainly marked by the text of the two clauses, but will stand out in bolder relief by considering the condition before the Constitution was adopted and the remedy which it provided for the military situation with which it dealt.

Tony is already headed toward the car, but Will stands rooted in place, as though in a trance.

BUT I will stand here with my head held high!

But who will stand against him?

But Mike will stand up to him.

But it will stand a much better chance of prevailing.