Sentence examples for silence stands from inspiring English sources

The radio silence stands in contrast to North Korea's early wave of excited proclamations.

It's three in the morning and everywhere around me the silence stands for nothing and even the god playing God wants to sleep.

Just when it seemed my mother couldn't bear one more needle, one more insane orange pill, my sister, in silence, stood at the end of….

Yet Mr Schatz, 30, and the organisation for which he is spokesman, Breaking the Silence, stand accused of stabbing the army and the country in the back and even endangering the lives of Israeli citizens.

That radio silence stood in stark contrast to the dozens of Republicans who rallied behind Attorney General Jeff Sessions this week after Trump indicated he might fire him.

The track was accompanied by a post on Facebook in which the producer said: "Behind the walls of silence stood emotional, sleepless and creativity - filled days and nights.

By the time the crowd descended on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Tuesday night, a ten-foot-tall cardboard marionette of Manning had made its way into the congregation and was mugging next to a mock Lady Liberty, while nearly a dozen demonstrators in dead silence stood before the president's house with black-backed signs made of blue lights reading "Free Bradley".

Trump's silence stood in stark contrast to statements made the same day by his own nominee for ambassador to Russia, Jon Huntsman, who told the Senate: "There is no question that the Russian government interfered in the U.S. election last year and Moscow continues to meddle in the democratic processes of our friends and allies".

By the time the crowd descended on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Tuesday night, a 10-foot-tall cardboard marionette of Manning had made its way into the congregation and was mugging next to a mock Lady Liberty while nearly a dozen demonstrators in dead silence stood before the president's house with black-backed signs made of blue lights reading "Free Bradley".

On Sunday, more than 1,000 people stood in silence during a two-minute vigil for the victims in the city's Royal Exchange Square.

They broke the silence and stood up to the man who overpowered them.