Sentence examples similar to stand off it from inspiring English sources
The difference is that this one is a bit thinner/smaller, and has plastic "posts" or "stand offs" molded into it.
North Korea "will further increase its nuclear deterrent as a self-defensive measure as long as the US... pursues a nuclear stand-off", it said.
Although not directly opposite Sterling – Kenny was a stand-off – it seemed that the contest between the pair would play a big part in deciding the destination of the 50th Challenge Cup final to be played at Wembley.
With England ace Wood and Day commanding in the Saints' line-out, little invention in the Worcester attacks and a seemingly-nervous Mieres at stand-off, it seemed Saints coach Jim Mallinder would be encouraging his men to go on a try blitz and a bonus point in the second period.
Described as one of the emerging Instapoets, alongside writers including Lang Leav – also published by Andrews McMeel and Tyler Knott Gregsonon, Kaur told the Guardian in August that when she started to publish her poems online following her Instagram stand-off, it was "really scary".
Not only does it avoid awkward stand-offs; it helps foster the impression that you are moving towards "the rule of law".
During the tense stand-off, it seems that Alexander even went as far as to challenge Metternich to a duel.
Rep. Thomas J. Rooney (R-FL) said of the stand-off, "It's high stakes poker," as quoted in the Washington Post.
He successfully stood off the Communist influence in France.
