Sentence examples for it only stood from inspiring English sources
Due to its gaits and the fact that it only stood about 1.40 m high, it was nicknamed the Bidet d'Allure or Bidet Breton.
In fact, it only stood candidates in half of the contests, and achieved first or second place in none of them.
Essentially, the CIA figured that if acid could alter perception and cognition, it only stood to reason that that power could be harnessed for mind control and interrogation purposes.
It only stands to reason.
"It only stands to reason that if you make it tougher to hit quarterbacks and receivers, their output will go up," Dungy said.
The book's title is heavy-handedly explained in one bit of dialogue, but it only stands out because Mr. Greenman rarely plays a wrong chord.
But Mr. Rosner said it only stands to reason that much of the mortgage and asset-backed collateral posted at the Fed falls into that category.
Considering the sheer number of comics and would-be jokesters, it only stands to reason that New York is the wisecracking-est place in the United States.
He is a representative of the community and it only stands to reason that he should live in the heart of the community".
Hands up if the first thing you thought when you read the clue "Bellum's opposite" was "ANTE?" Because if we have bellum, it only stands to reason that the opposite has to be ANTE bellum, yes?
