Sentence examples for needing a standing from inspiring English sources

It could only be a matter of years before Miss Wedderburn is frozen in an upright position, needing a standing wheelchair to get around.

Do you need a standing weekly meeting with this or that team?

We need a standing committee made up of representatives from each zone to chart the district's progress.

"All you need is a standing body of water," says Sahin.

Stanton also concurred with the need for a standing body of trained civilian construction workers, authorizing Haupt "to form a permanent corps of artificers, organized, officered, and equipped in such manner as you may prescribe … to employ civilians and foremen and assistants, under such rules and rates of compensation as you may deem expedient".

The leader will need to establish a standing meeting time and develop an agenda to utilize their time to the fullest extent possible.

"You're going to need a paramedic standing by".

His backers need "a Palestinian standing by [her] side" after Meshal's death.

The world needs a permanent standing United Nations army, with its own integrated command structure, logistical support, weapons and stable budget.

Cauliflower deep-fried in cornflour and then stir-fried with spring onion, soy sauce and chilli or chilli sauce, this result of Chinese-Indian fusion cooking is probably disqualified from counting as one of your five a day on the grounds that you may need a crash team standing by when consuming it.

The seats are there for those of us that wear six-inch heels to these things (despite our husbands telling us we're insane for doing so) and need a break from standing.