Sentence examples for having to stand from inspiring English sources

But he had worried about having to stand all day.

"It was like having to stand in the corner with the dunce cap.

There's no rule about having to stand when I'm -- AUDIENCE MEMBER: -- we love you! (Applause).

Here, the proportion of people having to stand on trains arriving at Moorgate is 44%.

"It shouldn't be by having to stand on the steps of City Hall with a placard".

"We're tired of having to stand in queues with the government not resolving anything.

Miranda also deserves better than having to stand next to Dierks as he tepids up the joint.

Some smokers complain about having to stand in the cold when they could be fumigating themselves in enclosed spaces.

You're already having to stand in the rain to smoke them: this seems like a pretty minor inconvenience after that.

A great idea, he thought, not having to stand in line but rather having them mailed to the house.

Having kids, and having to stand up for them… I became more confident in what I was doing.