Sentence examples for stand in recognition from inspiring English sources
At one point, the pastor would ask the mothers to stand in recognition.
The "Concrete Stand" was renamed the "Learie Constantine Stand" in recognition of that former West Indies cricketer.
In 2003, the South Australian Cricket Association named the new southern grandstand at the Adelaide Oval the "Clem Hill Stand" in recognition of his contribution to South Australian cricket.
On both occasions there was rich applause from the home stands in recognition of the pair's contribution to a straightforward victory.
In between the two practice sessions for tomorrow's Italian grand prix the members of the formula one circus put down their spanners or switched off their laptops and stood in recognition of the enormity of this week's events in New York.
And it could even stand in for house keys or be used to verify financial transactions that currently need a PIN.You can't lose your heartBiometric recognition systems, from hand geometry, via face recognition and fingerprints, to iris recognition, are becoming more common.
She was appointed by acclamation because rivals stood aside, either in recognition that she was the best person for the job or simply because her popularity ensured she would win anyway.
A 9 feet statue of Ferguson, sculpted by Philip Jackson, was erected outside the stand on 23 November 2012 in recognition of his status as Manchester United's longest-serving manager.
Under the television lights at the North Charleston Coliseum, where Trump yet again took pride of place in center stage and Cruz stood right beside him in recognition of his second-place ranking, the senator accused the billionaire of peddling "extreme" "birther issues" that only four months ago Trump himself had dismissed as immaterial.
She said: "It was a real honour to have had the Bramall Lane stand named after me in 2012 in recognition of my Olympic achievements.
Following the tribute, which will be displayed on the Adelaide Oval's screens, the teams and spectators will be asked to stand for 63 seconds of applause in recognition of Hughes' final unbeaten score.
