Sentence examples for some standoffs from inspiring English sources
"I can only tell them, 'It doesn't exist.' " Mr. Bahny, the Montana broker, said that there are some standoffs in the real estate market now as buyers and sellers alike wait to see if there will be some softening in prices.
The countries have had some tense standoffs this year, notably at Scarborough Shoal.
Like DayZ, this should lead to some interesting standoffs and uneasy truces as players decide whether they can trust each other.
In some instances, standoffs between opposition supporters and police escalated, with officers firing tear gas and rubber bullets.
The result has been bitter standoffs regarding some companies whose financial results seem suspicious to some investors.
Some refused, leading to standoffs, although no shots were fired.
The case itself is made of lightweight aluminum and contains little more than the DVD/HD mount and some holes for the XB360 standoffs.
Some cases will come with standoffs, while others do not.
At some level, the standoff also belies a deeper sense of inevitability around Keystone XL.
On the night the regular referees returned, after a 68-day standoff, some players could hardly contain their joy.
More surprising, though, was the dawning realisation that even books set beyond the reach of that period seemed to have a significant relation with some other military standoff, as if postwar wounds were a natural driving force of the murder novel.
