Sentence examples for seeking stand from inspiring English sources

Prior to the donation of the Blackstone Library, the Chicago Public Library System had been renting reading room spaces around the city and had been seeking stand alone branches.

Mr. Kennedy, an environmental lawyer in Westchester County who had considered running for the seat Mrs. Clinton is seeking, stood at her side at the 79th Street Boat Basin in Manhattan and delivered her second endorsement on environmental issues in two days.

Further, contrary to our hypothesis, substance use, self-reported hyperactivity, and sensation seeking stood out as relatively strong correlates of offending in de low SES non-Western group, while status offences was a unique correlate in the low SES Dutch group.

That means the total value of assets sought stands at nearly $1.7 billion, the Justice Department has said.

A decision on whether citizens can seek stand-alone remedies for breaches of the charter of rights is also on the back burner.

Many of those sneak peeks are for _________ ads, seeking to stand out amid the clutter in the automotive category.

The NHS needs to face outwards, to go with this tide of innovation, instead of seeking to stand in its way.

Mr. Obama's aides are clearly seeking to stand back and watch while protestors take to the streets shouting slogans against the country's ruling elite.

Instead of seeking to stand out from their peers, they may be better served by ensuring that they are seen to be a good follower — as someone who is willing to work within the group and on its behalf.

"It doesn't appear to be a politics of elimination and I don't think either Rouhani or Khamenei are seeking to stand against each other or eliminate one another".

[C8.] The Sitcommercial Makes a Return Marketers seeking to stand out are crowding their campaigns with ensemble casts that continue from one commercial to another, just as if they were the regular cast of a television series.