Sentence examples for in which she stood from inspiring English sources

The Republicans were euphoric over Sarah Palin's debate performance, particularly the part in which she stood tall and refrained from falling off the stage.

Ms. Jiménez is regaining prominence only weeks after suffering an embarrassing defeat in a Madrid party election, in which she stood at the request of Mr. Zapatero against a local Socialist politician.

"If you look at his wife, she was standing there," he said, referring to her appearance at the Democratic national convention, in which she stood alongside her husband as he delivered a searing critique of Donald Trump.

The leg-numbing filibuster by Wendy Davis, a Fort Worth Democrat — in which she stood and talked for more than 11 hours at the Capitol here, never sitting, eating, drinking or even using the bathroom to help block passage of an anti-abortion bill supported by the state's top Republicans — was not the longest such marathon, by Texas standards.

There is also Rhaina Cohen's video, working off the saying "You never truly know someone until you have walked a mile in her shoes," and featuring the blue sandals from her bat mitzvah, the white sneakers she bought cheaply in Britain, and the black heels in which she "stood next to Hillary Clinton".

I came to think that the process of writing the book was like her 1974 performance Rhythm 0, in which she stood totally passive for six hours while members of the public were allowed to do whatever they wanted to her.

Black and white photograph of Jenny Thompson practicing the butterfly, in which she stands to qualify for the Olympics.

Or that this is followed by a scene in which she stands in the shower, the water flowing over her face – over her parted lips – in close-up?

A painting from 2009, "Arthrogryposis Animals," is a self-portrait in which she stands, nude, next to two pigs and a calf; all four have crooked limbs.

The New Yorker, August 21, 2000 P. 128 Black and white photograph of Jenny Thompson practicing the butterfly, in which she stands to qualify for the Olympics.

By Martin Schoeller The New Yorker, August 21, 2000 P. 128 Black and white photograph of Jenny Thompson practicing the butterfly, in which she stands to qualify for the Olympics.