Sentence examples for stand for now from inspiring English sources

So what does Ukip stand for now?

So what does Sarkozy stand for now?

What we stood for in '64 is what I stand for now, with those who have held to the true faith.

Communism is dead as a unifying myth that can sustain the Chinese people, they argue, so what does China stand for now?

Deathly archive Room without a view Train reaction Bleak midwinter Auntie's big year Edonomics ReprintsOn January 10th Mr Miliband gave a speech on the economy, explaining what his party should stand for, now there is less money around.

The Justice Department wanted the entire appellate court to reconsider an earlier ruling allowing the case to move forward, but the split vote means the prior ruling will stand for now.

"What B&B stands for now is 'more bang for your buck'," she says.

I ask myself what the paper stood for when first I knew it, what it has stood for since and stands for now.

I couldn't better express how I want the BBC to be in everything it stands for now and in the next decade - excellence without arrogance.

If you asked people what Sony stood for now you'd probably hear something about the PS3 and maybe something about TVs.

That stands, for now, as the epitaph for Deasy's too-short tenure.