Sentence examples for should be stood in from inspiring English sources

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

Ahead of the festival's 24th year, which kicks off this week, we've done all the hard work and put together five of the acts that, on our terms, are the ones you should be stood in front of holding a Tropical Red Bull, hyper-carbonated lager, or whatever you so desire..

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

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

Some names are less familiar than they should be — Aalto stands, in my view at least, with Wright, Mies and Le Corbusier at the apex of 20th-century architecture — but certainly not through any fault of their own.

"A human being should be able to stand in the vestibule of his own home and not be shot to death," Mr. Warner said.

Self-directed learning, where the individual is in command of what should be learned, stands in contrast to health education, where health experts provide information that they think the recipients need [ 7].

Moreover, this naturalism also rules out dualistic views of nature according to which there is a normative order of things, or a way that things should be, that stands in contrast to the actual order of things.

(And it is bad: the murderers of people in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania should be made to stand in front of a jury, in open court, and answer for what they did).

That is why what Edward Said has called "false universals" should be rejected: they stand in the way of useful thinking.

But we cannot blithely conclude that all the losses should be allowed to stand in full force.