Sentence examples for foundations to stand from inspiring English sources

4. Encourage foundations to stand the line.

Americans like Mark Frisbie have no foundation to stand on; they're unorganized, unheard, unspoken for.

But the Spurs also have a rock-solid foundation to stand on, forged over more than a decade of continuity.

You can get transparent pencil cases that do the same job everywhere, but the expandable sides of Muji's case make it more roomy and allow a foundation to stand straight, and I find the zip sturdier than most.

This is what happens when you aim for the stars without first building a strong foundation to stand on, when free-agent money must compensate for the lack of analytical prowess in the college draft and the careful compilation of assets, when the future of your franchise rests on a 25-year-old who has everything but a championship and must be convinced the best place to win one is in New York.

Whatever happens it doesn't matter because you have this firm foundation to stand on.

The town's history is all teen idols and strange deaths, and that's a really unnerving foundation to stand on as a youth.

You give yourself a foundation to stand up for yourself, your needs and your values and can allow the other person to express theirs, instead of trying to manage or manipulate their emotions to keep you comfortable.

Such a thing is relative and temporary, and too fragile a foundation to stand up to real scrutiny.

Religious debate can be trying on even the best of friendships and a firm foundation to stand on could make all the difference if the outcome is not positive.

While both sides of this debate have a moral foundation upon which to stand, only one side tries to insist that the other live according to its morals.