As things stand, it is unlikely she will ever make it out of nappies.
But after Dodd broke off negotiations with Corker on Wednesday, it's not clear if such a deal still stands (if it ever stood to begin with).
In Romney's November 2008 op-ed titled "Let Detroit Go Bankrupt", he clearly articulated his stance against the auto bailout, and has continued to stand by it ever since.
Scalia cracked a smile, then hinted that Colorado's law might not be allowed to stand if it ever reached the Supreme Court — at least if he had anything to say about it.
"Golden Land" does not entirely hold up, nor, I suppose, will it ever stand among the best Faulkner stories.
Cut it straight down and it will stand almost for ever.
Trinity Church stands more alone than it ever has, the visual flow of Wall Street into its portico disrupted by a police and National Guard barrier that keeps people out of the rescue zone to the west.
Though it stands for ever as the birth of the novel out of the prose romance, and is still the best of all novels, I find its sadness augments each time I reread it, and does make it "the Spanish Bible", as Miguel de Unamuno termed this greatest of all narratives.
Knight wouldn't stand for failure, nor was it ever his fault.
Mr. Tomizawa's five-acre farm sits near the bottom of one of the huge crucifix-like concrete pillars built to support a $60 million bridge that is to rise 250 feet above the valley floor — high enough to stand above the reservoir, should it ever take shape.
By the time Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay stand atop Everest in 1953, it's impossible to see it as the triumph of two climbers.
