Sentence examples for new stood from inspiring English sources

As a result, marketers that took the effort — and spent the money — to deliver something new stood out.

Western modernism, with its stress on the new, stood against Soviet traditionalism, notwithstanding the paradox that change, as an artistic matter, ought to have been embraced by a Marxist government ostensibly endorsing a doctrine of historical progress.

Talk of what's in a name: New stands for redemptive change, saving grace, hope eternal.

Meanwhile, over 1.5 million people have "liked" a new "Stand with Phil Robertson" Facebook page.

Editor Beverly Thomas said: "The Cambrian News stands by the story's newsworthiness and relevance".

News stands ("10 Hot Celebrity Diets!") and grocery isles ("Low fat! Only 100 calories! Heart Healthy!") feed our pound fixation.

Worcestershire honoured D'Oliveira in 2003 by naming a new stand after him at New Road.

Bodysurfing is the new stand-up paddleboarding.

"We need a new stand," I say.

The new stands beside the nostalgic.

Some operators, however, prefer the new stands.