Sentence examples for deserve stood from inspiring English sources

Then Brother Deserve stood in the tent meeting before all the assembled brothers and sisters, and he prophesied.

"But I don't deserve to stand on that bridge and have people spit at me and call me names.

He added, "These guys deserve to stand in a long line on a hot day, with watered-down soda and melting cotton candy for this".

Booth's modern successors are saying that a house in the hands of tyrants does not deserve to stand and they are ready to bring it down with their constitutionally protected guns.

Of all that has been written and that will be read on this 50th anniversary, it is the last paragraphs of "The Death of a President" that deserve to stand out from everything else.

On a night when Chelsea crushed the tiny Danish club Nordsjaelland, 4-0, and when Manchester United and Barcelona showed the might of the big teams away from home, the result in Minsk really did deserve to stand out.

I considered not even mentioning Duley's injuries in this review, not least because because the images deserve to stand on their own without being viewed though the prism of his traumatically life-changing experience.

"Both the film and book are worthy creative efforts and deserve to stand on their own," she said, adding that she liked the movie even better the second time around.

His experience in World War I produced some of his finest poems, which deserve to stand alongside the poetry and memoirs of Wilfred Owen, Siegfried Sasoon and Robert Graves (the last two also fought with the Royal Welch Fusiliers) and of other poets of the conflict.

And here's where a useful artistic comparison comes into play, with a filmmaker who is also in the grip of a philosophical temperament and a brilliant, distinctive, irrepressibly florid voice — a filmmaker whose interviews, no less than Mailer's, are themselves works of art that deserve to stand on their own, and who fills his movies with characters who all speak as he does: Jean-Luc Godard.

And they deserve to stand tall on their accomplishments.