Sentence examples for stand for by from inspiring English sources

What does P.C.M.H. Theater stand for, by the way?

Still, I was also inspired by what children can stand for, by their innocence, their resilience, humanity and humour, and what they tell us about our world.

The novel was inspired, said Bulawayo, "by what children can stand for, by their innocence, their resilience, humanity and humour", and was shortlisted for this year's Man Booker prize.

Serpico -- who in the early 1970s exposed the department's pervasive and systemic corruption and who since has become an iconic figure and inspiration for people like Adrian -- said in a telephone interview: "The department wants to undermine all that they stand for by painting them as malcontents, nuts, psychos.

He answers the charge that he doesn't stand for anything by standing with Ryan.

"That message was heard by and stood for by a lot of people, but just not enough, and that's O.K".

Knowing what P.B.R. stands for, by the way, is a prerequisite for all drinkers of cheap beer; if you're baffled, please do a Google search before continuing.

In his jealousy, Smith opposed the progressive legislation of the New Deal; he turned against himself and all that he had stood for by joining the reactionary Liberty League.

Establish what the brand stands for by making a list of your values, passions and industry knowledge.

That's what H.O.T. stands for, by the way.

Brand, who was urged to stand for Parliament by one man in the crowd.