Sentence examples for get stands for from inspiring English sources
I was recently given a Fortnum & Mason portable barbecue as a Father's Day gift, and it's great for picnics – but those disposable barbecues are pretty decent too, and you can now get stands for them which make them look a bit more aesthetically appealing.
Pasgt, pronounced "pass-get," stands for the Personal Armor System for Ground Troops, which includes the helmet model being replaced.
It's almost worse than getting stood up for a date.
Before, he says, he sometimes got stood up after pre-paying for a hotel room.
Celtic, who usually get two stands for their followers at Killie, can win the Scottish Premier League if they secure at least a point.
"How much did the guys that developed QDOS got?" QDOS stands for "Quick and dirty operating system," the operating system Microsoft bought for $50,000 back in 1980.
You've got to — if you're going into a negotiation, you've got to stand for your position, know they're going to stand for theirs, and then recognize that there's going to be some compromise.
"You don't have to be controversial, but you've got to stand for something.
"You've got to stand for something, at least in this city," he said.
"As a brand, you've got to stand for something, and that's what we've been working on".
