Sentence examples for can stand next from inspiring English sources

They can stand next to you and not say anything, but you feel better.

"If you never make a million in life, at least you can stand next to a million," he said.

"A human worker can stand next to a robot, hold its hand and guide it through a delicate task.

But I do want to bring in stuff that's fresh, that can stand next to Levine and Merwin".

"There's never a place where people walk and are told, 'No, that's not for you.' The unemployed can stand next to the president of the sponsor company".

It sounds like a paraphrase of an old Soviet joke: an American boasts to a Russian, "I can stand next to the White House and shout, 'Down with Kennedy!' That's how free my country is".

The low tent-tunnel of the laurel walk where no one but a child can stand today, encloses me but keeps the world in view in sudden supple leaps and starts of light.

I can only stand Christmas music on Christmas Day and the few days leading up to it, and the classical stuff, nothing cheesy.

"I can stand here today and try and defend our national football team.

And I can stand here today and say to you from personal experience that Al Gore has both.

"We are a political party that can stand here today and say that we won more seats than we had before.