Sentence examples for has stood here from inspiring English sources

"I stood there thinking, 'Johnny Cash has stood here and he did the same thing [as me],'" Bugg said.

MIHARU, Japan — This weeping cherry tree has stood here for a thousand years, local farmers say, blossoming every year despite blizzards, earthquakes and, now, a nuclear disaster.

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Open daily 8am-1am Nafterafthe the impossibly picturesque piazza outside, which itself takes its moniker from the fig tree that has stood here for as long as anyone can remember, this bohemian watering hole near Piazza Navona has always knowingly played on another meaning of the word fico in Italian: "cool and trendy".

The current building has stood here since 1795, and was a prison for both Union and Confederate soldiers whose graffiti you can still see on the walls.

A hamlet had stood here once, called Hitherowe, Hetherow, Hetherowfeyld.

If this were a nice warm day, you wouldn't have stood here listening to me.

"I would have stood here all day in the rain to solve it.

And so on "Freetown Sound" Hynes turns to those who have stood here before and wondered the same thing.

If her sway had continued, the child Mary might have stood here; and he himself of course, pulling off his coat and waiting for the coarse English axe".

The soldiers boasted of the bravery of Kim Il-sung, the first of the Kim dynasty, who had stood here just feet away from the enemy.