Sentence examples for end standing from inspiring English sources

"And my book don't end standing here.

"This is becoming our style of football: winning in the end, standing to it and making the plays when they count," Edwards said after Sunday's victory.

You do need the bloke at the other end standing in there and having the courage to take it as well".

Standing all the way on one end of the line indicates complete agreement with the statement at that end; standing in the middle indicates indecision or the ability to see both sides of the issue.

At the end, standing onstage amid the cast and crew, Mr. Maazel beamed with pride as he tallied the festival's achievements and announced it would be back again next year.

Instructions for a Heatwave featured a devastating passage in which a man, on a beach with his family, discovers that his marriage is over: "He realises that it is the end, their end, standing there on the beach with them, like a third person".

Since 2008, her year-end standing on the jockey's table for purse earnings runs as follows: 63, 40, 30, 24, 8.

The tight ends, standing in the dark, had a split second to locate the ball coming at them from the outside sunlight.

Expressed in what we call the new European pacifism we are at present armed like madmen, with weapons grossly disproportionate to rational military ends, standing in permanent confrontation with Russia.

In a tender duet with Butler, he ended standing over her as she lay on the ground, his stance and his face signalling a split within himself: threatening and protective at the same time.

On a perfect day, he provided the perfect ending: standing under a cloudless summer sky, arms aloft, that famous golden trophy glinting in the warm July sun.