Sentence examples for in which it stands from inspiring English sources

Is this a field in which it stands?

Older than the country in which it stands, Trinity has a long and storied history.

Castle, medieval stronghold, generally the residence of the king or lord of the territory in which it stands.

But perhaps the greatest use of the structure is made by the three rams that are the usual occupants of the field in which it stands.

The market is a microcosm of the new political constituency in which it stands: a melange of brown faces and white, rich and poor, squeezed into a small space.

Russia's latest alleged incursions, in which it stands accused of sending as many as 1,000 soldiers together with military hardware across the border to bolster the flagging separatist insurrection, has prompted a flurry of emergency meetings.

On average it won 22 per cent of the vote in the wards in which it stood.

Yet this year it bagged 282 of the 350-odd seats in which it stood even a narrow chance of victory.

Apparently, it was during that period that the old chapel became popularly known as "the Alamo" because of the grove of cottonwood trees in which it stood.

In the capital, Nigel Farage's party managed only 11 per cent of the vote on average in the wards in which it stood.

Mr. Lanier, who died on Sept. 23 at 90 in Santa Barbara, Calif., called the reconfiguration of St. Clement's "a communion" between his church and the world in which it stood, on West 46th Street just blocks from Broadway.