Sentence examples for may stand for from inspiring English sources

Now G.M. may stand for something else: Government Motors.

The single words he uses may stand for entire sentences.

"V" may stand for vendetta, but for some protesters, "V" stands for very upset anarchists.

R.E.M. may stand for "rapid eye movement," but there's nothing rapid about the band anymore.

Women, in addition to voting, may stand for local and national elections.

If it's "MC," it may stand for Macklot & Corbin, Austin Corbin's first firm.

No politician, from president to mayor, may stand for consecutive re-election.

In the adult field Cooper and Washington Irving may stand for a true declaration of independence.

Inhibition of ROCK may stand for a unique way to restrain metastases in breast cancer upon PCB exposure.

Whether it may stand for energy consumption, it may also aim to the minimization of the water or the carbon footprint.

What a shame, to have lost a building meant to last for centuries to one that may stand for just 32 years.