Sentence examples for stand began from inspiring English sources

Work to install 555 rail-seats in the Salop Leisure South Stand began on Monday.

And his pro-American stand began to cost him greatly at home.

Her time on the stand began to seem like a scene wisely cut out of the movie "Precious".

For some bizarre reason men in suits, at the back of the main stand, began to sing a Cab Calloway song.

Featuring a voiceover from God Himself - that's Morgan Freeman, to use His mortal name - the ad, called Stand, began running in South Carolina this past weekend.

Liverpool fans in the lower tier of the stand began chanting "Munich" in a reference to the 1958 air disaster while the fighting progressed.

Eric Darton's 1999 biography of the World Trade Center, "Divided We Stand," begins with architectural visions of urban modernity of the early 20th century.

A three-night stand begins on Sunday night, with sets at 9 and 10 30; admission is $12 a set, $10 for members (Ratliff).

He spent several months on the stand, beginning in August , 1987 discussing drug deals, bookmaking and other crimes.

The stones beside where the Taliban fighter had stood began to splinter as the platoon's bullets struck it.

By the fourth quarter, with the game in hand for their team, the stands began to empty.