Sentence examples for means to stand from inspiring English sources

"Some people have a difference of view about what it means to stand up and fight for the Labour party.

That is what it means to stand at the center of a party that would rather exploit threats than worry about their consequences.

In stark contrast to Blackburn, Millwall know what it means to stand by your manager, having had the same man at the helm for close to six seasons.

I mean it obviously means to stand out, but in the realm of fashion, when so many designers are jostling, constantly, to make themselves heard above the bubbling masses, how does a designer achieve that?

"I've used that film recently to not only talk about participation in the wake of crisis, but also to show what it means to stand next to a neighbor who is at risk," Ms. Murphy said.

Since the shooting in Sandy Hook, there has been talk about not only what it means to stand in front of a class but what it's like to keep six-year-olds silent in a closet with a gunman steps away, or, like Victoria Soto, a teacher laid to rest Wednesday, to die trying to protect them.

It's not meant to stand apart".

Modern offices on wheels are not meant to stand out.

They are meant to stand outside of time.

Is the "B" in "Bumbug" meant to stand for Bollywood?

That's what BED is meant to stand for.