Sentence examples for likely to stand from inspiring English sources

Classic prints like camo, leopard and houndstooth are most likely to stand the test of time.

Find one you like, and put it where you're likely to stand up and touch it, to feel under your fingers what's under your feet.

That explanation seems likely to stand.

Two issues are likely to stand out.

Many Republicans are likely to stand in Mr. Rubio's way.

Mr. Okada is not likely to stand still.

Most of the other conference votes would be likely to stand without challenge, he said.

(Though often greater choice means what's missing is more likely to stand out).

Or a judgement made by great connoisseurs likely to stand in history?

Most analysts say the Fed is much more likely to stand firm on Tuesday.

By the end of 2010 official rates are likely to stand at 2.5percentt, he said.