Sentence examples for know stands from inspiring English sources
Van Damme just, you know, stands atop the Rockies looking vaguely embarrassed.
The tacit threat that they might be used, the reminder that, as Gerry Adams once put it, "they have not gone away, you know", stands as a mighty political fact.
A dissenting judge, James L. Oakes, said the decision created "an entirely new rule of law that so far as I know stands without precedent in the history of Anglo-American jurisprudence".
Laser, as any quiz night regular will know, stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.
The LED part of QLED, as most of you will know, stands for light-emitting diode - the lighting system used in the vast majority of LED/LCD TVs for years now.
The NFL, which, as we all know, stands for the No Fun League, freaked out after Robert Henson, of the Washington Redskins, tweeted a few choice words to critical fans last week.
But what if you actually want to, you know, stand up?
Or, you know, stand up and speak out against an injustice they see.
You know, stand-up is my first thing.
One family member she never knew stands out in her mind.
He was a well known stand-up comic in New York City, Los Angeles and Las Vegas under the name A.J. Millett.
