Sentence examples for part to stand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Steidle has just quit his job with the African Union, but he plans to continue working in Darfur to do his part to stand up to the killers.

As a patent lawyer at law firm Duane Morris in Chicago, Illinois, Robert Gould's job is, in part, to stand up and talk in court cases.

Republican, Democrat, or Independent, we can each do our part to stand up for the arts in America.

We struggle in our own light, and believe it would be arrogant and conceited on our part to stand in our own magnificence.

Some of the people who did show up to volunteer were actually Euromaidan protestors, who wanted to do their part to stand against any Russian incursion.

"One of the reasons why I'm so skeptical about it [long-form music video] is that it's nearly impossible to get made," says Haycock. "The amount of fighting we had to do to get the funds and the amount of effort that it took on Florence's part to stand up for the project, I don't know if I'll ever be able to do this again".

The contribution of aboveground (74 75 %) and root (25 26 %) parts to stand NPP in both forest stands is comparable to 72%% NPP for aboveground parts (Singh and Singh 1991).

Coherence is for the parts to stand or fall together, so just as coherence makes all the members more likely to be true together, it makes it more likely that they are all false (at the expense of the possibility that some will turn out true and others false).

(Ms. Field is 5-foot-2 but gained 25 pounds to play the part) – "and to stand across from the unrelenting, searing brilliance of Daniel Day-Lewis, I needed to find that kind of fire".

For my part, I intend to stand back and offer a warm wave.

Manning, for his part, may continue to stand nearby, even after he's stopped throwing, if only to cheer them on and shoot the breeze.