Sentence examples for creation stands from inspiring English sources

His combination of raw scoring output, relentless effectiveness, and well-rounded point creation stands with some of the greatest players of the modern era.

Her creations stand out for their flavors.

From gangsters like Al Capone to famous bands like The Grateful Dead to old city fixtures like the Yiddish theaters, "The Mosaic Man" creations stand as street-side homages to a neighborhood with a colorful past.

"I'm going down to Washington to stand up for our children, to stand up for job creation, to stand up for civil rights, to stand up for senior citizens, and to stand up for our president, Barack Obama," he said.

"I'm going down to Washington to stand up for our children, to stand up for job creation, to stand up for civil rights, to stand up for senior citizens, and to stand up for our president, Barack Obama," he said, before leaving the stage to shake hands with supporters as Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind" played on the sound system.

It's both unsettling and comforting, a warped creation that stands as one of the best scores of 2014.

If the very nature of the population has changed dramatically since the program's creation, it stands to reason that the program itself requires dramatic changes: Means testing, creating private accounts and further upping the retirement age for the program have all been proposed by its opponents.

In response, some agencies avoid active fuel treatments in threatened or endangered species (TES) use areas, leaving important habitat more susceptible to high-intensity fires, continued fuels accumulation, and perhaps a long-term creation of stands with densities and canopy closure levels outside the range of historical conditions.

Mr. Van Valkenburgh wanted his creation to stand free, as in nature, while Ms. Huxley, afraid the plantings would be trampled, wanted rails between them and the edges of the pavement.

"Given women's low participation in STEM [science, technology, engineering, mathematical] professions, one of the fastest-growing areas of job creation, women stand to gain only one new STEM job for every 20 lost across other job families, whereas the ratio for men is one new job for every four lost elsewhere," the report said.

It's 20 years since Ford published The Sportswriter, the novel that broke him as a literary big hitter, made him some decent money and established Frank Bascombe as a fictional creation to stand alongside the likes of Willy Loman, Harry Rabbit Angstromor or Augie March in the roll call of those desperate characters who have best shone a light on America's postwar experience.