Sentence examples for going to stand around from inspiring English sources
"It's the biggest lock in the country, and I'm not going to stand around and see $160 million wasted," Mr. Alexander said on Wednesday.
Mintz's cousin, Derek Bourgeois, said he "went after the shooter", and told the Daily Mail "there was no way he was going to stand around and watch something this horrific happen".
The Sandinists had no such intention, said Tomas Borge, a party official and one of their old guard, but they weren't going to stand around with folded arms in the face of governmental "abuses of power".In this section Hands across the Andes Fujimori under fire Unreconciled Land rights, land wrongs ReprintsIndeed they have not.
Was I going to stand around in a pen for an indefinite amount of time for a fairly futile cause?
Zuck's not going to stand around waiting as you hem and haw - you have to give him the bottom line up front - the hook.
"I was mortified that all of these people were going to know that I got my period, and then that they were going to stand around and stare at me because I got my period," poet and lawyer Gowri Koneswaran told VICE, with a laugh.
"We're going to show that we've got some confidence, we're going to be innovative, we're going to stand up and not be pushed around.
Her husband went to stand outside when she started pushing.
