Sentence examples for he stands himself from inspiring English sources

Abdulrazzak is reluctant to say where he stands himself, beyond suggesting that if any character represents his views, it is the sceptical Marwan.

He was a bent man with carpal-tunnel syndrome, but at the end of the medal ceremony he stood himself up and saluted.

He will need to pass the doctor to ride Sir Des Champs in the Grand National on Saturday afternoon, although Mullins expects his stable jockey to be back in action: "As far as I know he stood himself down.

He stood himself in Buenos Aires province, where nearly 40% of Argentines live, but came second, beaten by a group of dissident, centrist Peronists headed by Francisco de Narváez, a wealthy businessman.There were other hugely symbolic defeats, such as in Santa Cruz, the Patagonian province where Mr Kirchner was governor before he became president.

He could stand himself up, but not get himself down.

The party has yet to find suitable candidates and Peedell says he is "99% sure" he will not stand himself.

Mr Hedges said he was not suggesting he wanted to stand himself, but that "one of those of us on the left needs to be a candidate".

He has already received a glowing endorsement from Alan Johnson who said he would not stand himself.

This rather stole the limelight from Peter Costello, a former aspirant for the job, with his bitter memoir attacking Mr Howard for not handing over to him, though he declined to stand himself this time.

He stands to prove himself as Romney's running mate, while defending his position on taxes.

In saving them, he stands to save himself from the uncomfortably tangible ghosts that haunt him.