Sentence examples for stand on lead from inspiring English sources
If he does not take a strong stand on lead paint regulation, he stands to alienate minority voters who would be essential to any citywide run for office.
One might argue that the Bad News Bears series was the true originator of the "bad" naming convention (and might have a leg to stand on as Bad Santa led to both the writers and star Billy Bob Thornton to remake the first film), but this is the movie that truly cemented the trope for modern audiences.
PAGE A6 Cautious Stand on Cancer Leading specialists say that for now postmenopausal women with breast cancer should stick with tamoxifen, the standard treatment for preventing recurrence, and not switch to a newer class of drugs.
Luke Wright (183 not out) and Ben Brown (152 not out) shared a club-record sixth-wicket stand to lead Sussex to 441-5 on day one against Durham.
The mistake has left Mr. Bush retrenching, emphasizing in his radio talk today that he let stand "sensible rules" on lead emissions, wetlands, pesticides, and pollution from diesel engines.
The leadAnn element stands for lead annotation.
To be truly accepted here is to be picked to stand on a chair and lead a song.
Leiter made that lead stand on another night in which he did not have his best stuff and said he had to rely more on sinking fastballs and change-ups.
"It's possible that because of the politically charged nature of this that it's more likely for organizations who have taken a stand on this issue to lead the defense," he said.
In addition, it is a stand-on device, providing greater subject convenience than electrode lead-based methods.
