Sentence examples for open to stand from inspiring English sources

In honor of those nine souls and of the countless others who preceded them, we will continue to exist, to protest, to remain open, to stand, and to pray.

Follow your creative instincts and keep your ears open to stand out as a producer.

Now, many progressive supporters of Obama are urging him in a new open letter to stand firm on the principles he so compellingly articulated in his successful primary fight.

As it transpired Massey did, correctly allowing Fernando Torres' opening goal to stand after Raul Meireles had just beaten Wolves' offside trap.

"We got here well before opening time to stand in line because in the afternoon the line is twice as long," he said.

The message, "God's doors are open to all," stands in contrast to many houses of worship that still argue they have a religious objection to same-sex marriage.

Istanbul's stock market weakened more than 1 percent on opening but recovered to stand just 0.6 percent lower by the end of the morning session.

Contrary to his nonmedical opinion, Jeter returned six weeks and a day after opening night, unable to stand the sideline anymore.

My profession feels like a passport or skeleton key to open doors ordinarily closed, to stand witness to private suffering, and, where possible, ease it.

My profession is like a passport or skeleton key to open doors ordinarily closed; to stand witness to private suffering and, where possible, ease it.

In 2010 the only other option open to Clegg was to stand aloof, tolerating a minority Tory government and most likely precipitating another election.