Sentence examples for stand sometimes from inspiring English sources

Sometimes you bend and sometimes you stand, sometimes you turn your back to the wind.

The greatest inconvenience awaits those who head to the taxi stand: sometimes there are no cabs.

They were not able to stand sometimes for a year and a half.

Their structures still stand sometimes intact in various spots in Europe.

When parents remain calm and stand up for themselves (be it breastfeeding uncovered or pacifier use in the toddler crowd), they send an important message to their kids: We all have to take a stand sometimes.

Its dramatic last stand, sometimes called "Wilson's Last Stand", achieved a prominent place in the British public imagination and, subsequently, in Rhodesian history, mirroring events such as the Battle of Shiroyama in Japan, the Alamo massacre in Texas and the ancient Greeks' last stand at Thermopylae.

Faithful followers in the stands sometimes bowed playfully in deference.

Soon, in a handful of capitals, she's throwing up, blacking out and having one-night stands, sometimes in the course of a single evening.

Midfielder Angie Kerr, who retired after the 2014 Thorns season, put it like this: "Some of the places we show up, the locker room is a tiny little box under the stands, sometimes without AC, sometimes without showers.

To compensate for their diminutive size, the stands sometimes have large signs and, in more elaborate cases, are decorated to resemble everything from a log cabin to a traditional Korean house.

But as Mr. Day looks beyond his home district of Red Deer to the national stage, he plays down earlier conservative social stands, sometimes saying they are issues that should be decided in national referendums.