Sentence examples for needs to stand on from inspiring English sources

"She needs to stand on stuff.

Ultimately, Haiti — after all the hand-holding — needs to stand on its own two feet.

That is why I have proposed a new United Nations mission in South Sudan: to help build the institutions that the country needs to stand on its own.

Batmanglij announced his departure through Twitter, writing "my identity as a songwriter and producer, I realised, needs to stand on its own".

A smiling 68-year-old, he is so short that he needs to stand on a box to work his cart.

For both economic and moral reasons, Google needs to stand on the right side of history and stop supporting those who are best known for attacking scientists, denying reality and obstructing government action.

It was the right decision: it gave Warren the inch of ground he needed to stand on in order to move aside the obstacle of Plessy.

The problems we face in science, economics and many other fields are more complex than ever before, and we'll need to stand on one another's shoulders if we can possibly hope to solve them.

If your ceilings are out of your reach when standing up, you'll need to stand on top of something.

I met a lot of great people, but one stood out even if he needed to stand on a chair to do it.

And a quick aside to those 'free-market' advocates who might grouse that wind and solar "need to stand on their own two feet without subsidies": show me one single energy industry sector without them.