Sentence examples for centre stand from inspiring English sources

Then, near the centre, stand a clutch of worried men: the foreign minister, Lamberto Dini, who runs a midget party; the Popular Party's Franco Marini; and a wily ex-president, Francesco Cossiga.

Near the City's centre stand the Bank of England, the Royal Exchange (now housing luxury shops and a restaurant), and much of the rest of London's financial district (a number of financial institutions are also located at Canary Wharf).

A basic Imme sold for 775 Deutschmark without battery, tachometer, or centre stand.

Numbers 51 56 were designed as a symmetrical composition: the two houses at the centre stand forward slightly and have a more prominent pediment.

In 1950, a better-equipped "Export" version became available for 850 Deutschmark with a battery, an electric horn, a centre stand, a speedometer, a more comfortable seat, chrome plating, pinstriping, and a choice of colours including lime green and gloss black.

Place bike on centre stand.

At the centre stood a carriage builder's shed and a few trees.

At the centre stood a platform with a small tree, surrounded by benches.

In the centre stood a platform with steps (bemata) leading to the altar (thymele).

At its centre stands the possessive, infantile and murderous Everard Wemyss, controlling his young wife Lucy.

Another large civic centre stands at the opposite end of the ridge.