Sentence examples for contained a standing from inspiring English sources

The lowest range of niches each contained a standing figure, of which all but four figures on the west front, two on each side, have been destroyed.

Each pond contained a standing stock of naturally reproducing fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas Rafinesque) providing forage for the largemouth bass.

In addition, the church contains a standing statue of the Virgin and Child (the Virgin with a tall crown), once credited with miraculous powers, though the current statue post-dates van Eyck.

The last two contain a standing and sitting or lying component.

The design was of a circular shape, which featured the club's name in full, it contained a magpie standing in front of the River Tyne with the historic Norman castle of Newcastle in the background.

The next shelf contained a garden trowel, standing on its tip — like the thirty-eight-foot steel version in the Netherlands — and a cardboard pedestal.

When a single agronomic trait conferred by a specific FNP was favored and selected in early rice intermediates, plants with this FNP would be propagated via migrations and transfers from the plant's original local origin, regardless of whether the FNP originated from selection of a simple mutation or introgression with a locus containing a certain standing variation.

When a primary forest is first logged it normally contains a high standing volume of timber, a variable proportion of which is marketable, depending upon species composition and market demand.

(Linear B also contained a set of pictographic signs, standing for whole concepts like "man," "woman," "horse," "goat" and "chariot"; many of these could be interpreted readily).

A small wooden grandstand with 500 bench seats was soon added, followed shortly afterwards by new dressing rooms and a second stand on the north side of the ground containing a mixture of standing and seated accommodation.

On a report from Dublin in November 1984 containing plans to establish a "standing joint committee", the prime minister noted: "Bad – too near joint sovereignty".