Sentence examples similar to planned stand from inspiring English sources

Amid the torrent of books provoked by the World Trade Center disaster, three dealing with its implications for architecture and city planning stand out.

If "equal opportunity" means anything, the Supreme Court must let Cleveland's school choice plan stand.

But does his plan stand up to scrutiny?

These outputs are evaluated by comparing them with some existing results in the literature, and can be useful for planning stand-alone PPS for remote locations around the world.

Tusk said Europe planned to stand its ground.

She planned to stand as the funeral cortège passed.

As a result, he said he planned to "stand perfectly still" for his maiden television appearance.

What makes the master planned community stand out is its unique geographical location.

The country's current president, Pierre Nkurunziza, recently announced that he planned to stand for a third term.

Three lots where new hotels were planned now stand empty, the building plans on hold indefinitely.

On Monday, community members planned to stand outside schools to welcome students and remind them, "Everyone belongs here," he said.