Sentence examples for has stood up at from inspiring English sources

The real Binyam Mohamed has stood up — at least, he's getting closer.

But unlike every straight couple who has stood up at that church and proclaimed their vows using the same ceremony, we left that church unequal under the eyes of the federal law.

He must have stood up at that point, because as he continued his voice grew distant and full of air.

Three years earlier, its ringleader Von Trier had stood up at a Paris conference and showered its audience with pamphlets.

I had stood up at the end of a session at which she had read and talked that afternoon, and defended her passionately against some sniping, modish criticism.

"I think any Chinese person would have stood up at that moment," he said, adding, "I want to emphasize that the money won't be paid".

Secretary Dulles might just as well have stood up at the United Nations and led a chorus of the Russian national anthem, declared Jet magazine, which once called Mr. Armstrong an "Uncle Tom".

One blog post, widely read in the town, suggested that Bailey had stood up at a public meeting to say she wanted the hospital closed and all of its staff sacked.

A visionary — as Miller was in his very different time dealing with very different circumstances — might have stood up at a meeting of player representatives and made the crucial distinction between recreational drugs and performance enhancers.

As little as five years ago, if a BBC director-general had stood up at the Edinburgh TV festival and asked the Government to support and nurture his commercial rival, ITV, delegates would have wondered if he'd had a few too many.

If only she had stood up at her trial and confessed that her boyfriend commands her to forgo carbs, any lady who's got through to lunch on the Atkins' diet would have let her off with a voucher to Pizza Hut.