Sentence examples for likely standing from inspiring English sources

While the TSA cannot be blamed for the atrocity that was the recent alleged rape at DIA -- TSA agents aren't responsible for policing airport grounds like that -- it's worrisome to imagine the security personnel who were likely standing around at the security checkpoints while, not too far away, a woman was crying for help that never came.

Where Eugene was likely standing, on the balcony level, raising a flute for the champagne toast.

On many danzantes one or more unreadable hieroglyphs appear near the heads of the figures, most likely standing for the names of the sacrificed lords of groups beaten in combat by the Zapotec.

One username is "prevents," likely standing for "public relations events".

Another is "cclschadmin," likely standing for "Center for Campus Life schedule administration".

Many other newly unite-able couples will likely be standing, like the Elders, in lines at town clerks for civil union licenses this fall if the Vermont bill is passed into law as expected and takes effect in September.

Among a five-strong field, Lucas, the MP for Brighton Pavilion since 2010, is seen as the most likely winner, standing on a joint, job-share ticket with Jonathan Bartley, the Greens' work and pensions spokesman.

In a collaborative situation that might be the case, but in a presentation scenario, the presenter would most likely be standing in a skewed position, to the side of the display.

I expect light posting here on June 29, as I and the rest of the team will most likely be standing in a very long line waiting to get one of these very expensive little gadgets.

That being said, those who succeed will likely be standing at the top of a very tall mountain.

"If a future presidential directive were structured similarly to DACA, then the two entities that would most likely have standing would be ICE agents and states," Kobach said.