Sentence examples for should be stood from inspiring English sources

"I think he should be stood aside.

"She should be stood in t'docks in Marseilles".

The suggestion that the EU is somehow responsible for a revival of nationalism should be stood on its head.

"I miss him every day, he was a great man and he should be stood here in many ways.

Above the neatly trimmed lawn of wheat grass that runs the length of the back bar, where the liquor bottles should be, stood a blank shelf.

Hackett, who was succeeded at Professional Game Match Officials Limited by Mike Riley in 2010, said the referees Mike Jones, Andre Marriner, Lee Mason and Chris Foy should be stood down at the end of the season and Lee Probert should lose his position should he fail a fitness test.

At the far end, where the DJ should be, stands a woman in well-cut trousers and heels.

Discussion centred on whether these should be stand-alone Guidelines or separate guidelines integrated into a unified publication.

There were however some key informants who advocated that an HPV vaccination programme should be stand alone.

He said the Northern Territory's attorney general, John Elferink, should immediately be stood aside until the inquiry took place.

He made the decision in good faith and should not be stood down - he is one of the leading referees in Europe and his confidence would be shattered.