Sentence examples for ever stands from inspiring English sources

The customers believe in sitting down; if there are vacant chairs, no one ever stands at the bar.

The incentive to innovate, as opposed to the incentive to recycle oil money, thus hardly ever stands a chance.

In fact, a remake of the 1951 cold war classic "The Day the Earth Stood Still," to be released in December, promises to have plenty of terror-stricken New Yorkers in a city where nothing ever stands still for long.

Friday night football is coming to the Premier League in 2016 and, for those of us who quite like that strange concept known as Saturday 3pm kick‑offs, it is tempting sometimes to wonder if anyone ever stands up in these planning meetings, takes a deep breath and mentions it is not what the old-fashioned people who pay to go to games really want.

No one ever stands with us.

"The sad thing is that nobody ever stands up there and fights them".

Nothing ever stood in his way.

And did his height ever stand in his way?

Nor, it seems, does he ever stand still.

Reed, competitive as ever, stood by the comparison.

It would go against everything she's ever stood for.