Sentence examples for give standing from inspiring English sources

"Ma, maybe we'd better give standing by the booth another try.

They say they give standing ovations for one very simple reason: to show their appreciation.

The balìa approved the formation of guilds for the wool carders and other workers to give standing to their members, established more-equitable taxation between rich and poor, and declared a moratorium on debt.

Why you elected to give standing to the accused killer of a police officer to claim "Police Fired Fatal Shot, Murder Suspect Says in Jail" is as offensive as it is unfathomable.

"You can get a standing ovation on Broadway every night," Ms. Santoriello said, "because audiences on Broadway like to give standing ovations, but it doesn't mean 1,500 people loved your show".

In those areas where the party has done especially well (downtrodden, post-industrial towns in the north, the Essex suburbs and the eastern coast, mainly), it will give standing MPs a run for their money in the general election next year.The results for both the Conservatives and Labour were looking mixed.

A succession of speaker were given standing ovations.

Delegates from almost 200 nations gave standing ovations and whistles.

The audience gave standing ovation after standing ovation despite the awkward atmospherics and stilted banter.

On Friday, he was given standing ovation when he performed at Melbourne, Florida.

Last Friday, he was given standing ovation when he performed at Melbourne, Florida.