Sentence examples for high stands from inspiring English sources

Two lifeguards were stationed at the high stands.

(LasTherek, in Life, Williare, a sporthoseter highelf now, wrote gloomily of the standsm, "There's the bigness of it.

(Last week, in Life, Williams, a sportswriter himself now, wrote gloomily of the Stadium, "There's the bigness of it. There are those high stands and all those people smoking — and, of course, the shadows... It takes at least one series to get accustomed to the Stadium and even then you're not sure").

Despite a series of setbacks since its ostensible opening two months ago, including the closing of the observation deck, the tower has already prompted an exuberant proliferation of record-breaking statistics: it soars more than half a mile high, stands twice the height of the Empire State Building, boasts views that reach 60 miles, etc.

But the ethereal This Twilight Garden, the B-side to Wish-era single High, stands out to me for another reason: it's a fork in the road, a chance not taken, a tantalising glimpse of a sound that the Cure could, and perhaps should, have followed further.

The 52-week high stands at $59.92 at VistaPrint.

A series of small nudes, about two-feet high, stand on plinths in the indoor galleries.

And if the price is too high, stand back and wait.

Even German wage costs, which are widely recognized as high, stand at only 67.6percentt of G.D.P.

They mark the ancient high stand of the Mediterranean Sea.

A common management intervention to alleviate the high stand density is thinning [14].