Sentence examples for has stood in line from inspiring English sources

He certainly has stood in line and deserves his chance.

From Tshimanga Biakabutuka to Stephen Davis, Lamar Smith to DeShaun Foster, Goings has stood in line and waited for his turn to arrive.

Even if one were to take a leap of faith and accept the fraud argument, there is no justifying the restrictions on same-day registration, on early voting, or the refusal to extend voting hours to ensure that everyone who has stood in line gets to cast their vote.

Recited in Blanco's signature cadence, lines like, "I want a president with no air-conditioning, a president who has stood in line at the clinic, at the DMV, at the welfare office, and has been unemployed and laid off and sexually harassed and gaybashed and deported," take on the significance of the issues young people deal with today. .

"Every Jew must forever consider himself to have stood in line to the gas chambers".

And the third had stood in line all night for Springsteen tickets once, despite chicken pox.

For sensations like this, people have stood in line, and stood and stood, since the restaurant opened last August.

By waiting until the last afternoon before election day he had stood in line for 45 minutes, rather defeating the purpose of the exercise, he joked.

Some had stood in line since just after the store opened on Tuesday morning, a clerk at the store said by telephone.

Several times this spring and summer I've stood in line behind women who look like typical Broadway theatergoers: older, well-heeled, white.

And in announcing a bipartisan commission to find ways to improve America's voting system, Mr Obama pointed to a woman who had stood in line to vote four hours last November and had never given up.