Sentence examples for hand stand from inspiring English sources
Poor countries, on the other hand, stand to gain more from cuts in tariffs.
Scotland, on the other hand, stand as a beacon of founder-member forthrightness.
On the one hand stand some parents, Muslim and Christian alike, who think, among other things, that evolution is a fallacy and that homosexuality is a wicked perversion.
On the one hand stand the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), the main guerrilla group, originally Stalinist, and the smaller National Liberation Army (ELN), which was once inspired by the Cuban revolution.
Students show a lot of respect - if they want to say something they raise their hand, stand up to show respect, give an answer and then sit back down.
Masochists, on the other hand, stand in the aisles, bent and stooped, arms crammed with bundles, not daring to ask the Sadists, defiantly oozing over two-person seats, to move over.
Honey, on the other hand, stood out as a natural candidate.
Tacitus, on the other hand, stands higher now than in antiquity.
Abracadabra, at center stage, impeccable in a tux, champagne flute in hand, stood Tony Curtis.
Jane Molloy, glass of fizzing champagne in repetitively-stressed hand, stood and looked at her old friends.
Olney, on the other hand, stands for a souped-up version of "business as usual".
