Sentence examples for stand himself from inspiring English sources

He could stand himself up, but not get himself down.

She is opposed by Tomás Gómez, the pugnacious leader of the Socialists' Madrid branch, who wants to stand himself.

The party has yet to find suitable candidates and Peedell says he is "99% sure" he will not stand himself.

He has already received a glowing endorsement from Alan Johnson who said he would not stand himself.

In 1990 he voted for Mrs Thatcher in the first round and Douglas Hurd in the second, although Europhobe Alan Clark thought "that podgy puffball" might stand himself.

Ukip's new leader, Paul Nuttall, has stressed his determination to take on Labour in its former heartlands and could even stand himself in the byelection.

Another is that Mr Duhalde stands himself.

Where John Paul II stood himself remains unclear, church officials in Vienna with knowledge of the case said.

McDonald stood himself down from riding during the inquiry and has now been disqualified by Racing New South Wales Stewards.

But Robert Guei, the soldier who seized power last December, stood himself, and when he did not win, declared himself the winner.

He was a bent man with carpal-tunnel syndrome, but at the end of the medal ceremony he stood himself up and saluted.