Sentence examples for e stood from inspiring English sources

E stood enduringly for Education; F for Found Spaces; G for Grazing and H for Holistic and Heritage.

He may be best known for his anthropomorphized pigs, seen most recently in "Ice" and "The Giant Seed," but his new work is more in the spirit of 2010's earthy "Country Road ABC," in which "E" stood for Erosion and "I" for Inoculate.

The experimenter (E) stood 20 30 cm behind the bowls on the middle line between the pots.

Others have conjectured that "E" was removed so students would not assume "E" stood for "excellent," but whatever the reason, "E's" apparently disappeared by the 1930s (Palmer, 2010).

E stood behind P holding the lower part of P's body still by firmly pressing the iliac crests down towards the seat of the stool.

During cue presentation, E stood between the tables in compartment δ (2 3 m distance to S) and turned her head towards the baited cup, with her hands behind her back.

It turns out that E stands for Elsa.

The letter E stands on a wide base, so you'd tap the solid line symbol.

What it is: The e stands alone — this is Fiat's first all-electric model.

Last month, the city of Cupertino adopted the R1-e rule (the "e" stands for Eichler), requiring a design review for any second-story addition to an Eichler.

"I said the only way I could ever do a show like this is if I can make fun of everything E! stands for," she recalled.