Sentence examples for required standing from inspiring English sources

Anything that required standing in line passed the test.

Addressing the problem required standing up and shoving his hand into his pants to free his testicles from the grip of his underwear.

That could mean a ruling that the Prop 8 proponents lacked the required "standing" to pursue the case through the appellate courts, or an order that the appeal was "improvidently granted".

Victory at today's national championships did not even require standing up for four full minutes.

"Seven of the 10 top occupations require standing for a prolonged period," she says.

A few stores have supplies, but shopping requires standing in line outside for two to three hours at a time.

It requires standing up against particular get-tough plans which together drive the numbers – and yet which, in isolation, always have plausible sounding justifications.

It will require standing up to small businesses that pay income taxes rather than profit taxes, which will claim, with some cause, that the reform discriminates against them.

Sometimes, as now, that requires standing up to him in order to extricate him, and Afghanistan, from the consequences of his anti-democratic impulses.

Innovation requires standing on the shoulders of giants, and inventions often build on one another: you can't have light bulbs without electricity.

But, he added, the university "decided that it was not convenient for him to work in clinical medicine, which requires standing for operations and running to emergencies and things like that".