Sentence examples for have now stood from inspiring English sources
Those dinners have now stood the test of time for almost 18 years.
When the Chinese Communist party took power in 1949, Mao Zedong declared to a party conference, "The Chinese people, comprising one quarter of humanity, have now stood up.
As Ed Garvey, the former head of the NFL Players Association, and proud Wisconsinite, said to me, "More Packers have now stood up for Wisconsin workers than DC democrats!" Already, the NFL Players Association has issued their own statement in support of Wisconsin's working families.
The building was decommissioned in 1983, which means that the second half of the station has now stood empty for longer than it generated electricity.
The IMT has now stood down and a final report into the incident could take up to six months to be completed.
Tremorfa major incident update – 2pmThe Health Board has now stood down its major incident which was called by South... Police are currently guarding the site, and are not letting the public pass through the security gates.
The Tory peer said that, having now stood down, she wanted to "speak more freely" on the issue and her first demand after handing in her resignation letter was for the UK to introduce an arms embargo against Israel.
It has now stood at this record high in the 15-year life of the single currency since April 2013 (see chart).In this section Back from the dead Back with a boom The mask is off In the danger zone Ex uno, plures Pension complex Fuelling controversy This time is worse ReprintsEven so, unemployment across the euro zone does appear to have stabilised.
Fiona Cunningham, the home secretary's special adviser, was found to have been the source of a negative briefing against Mr Gove and has now stood down.
She also sat as a non-executive director on the Cabinet Office board, which sets out the direction of the department, but has now stood down in order to separate herself from government for her new role with the BBC.
