Sentence examples for stand to keep from inspiring English sources
"Our tiny kitchen is currently full of people just wanting a place to stand to keep dry and warm, but it is not enough".
"I finally had to leave Dan's crew because I couldn't stand to keep throwing the fish back, and I had kids going to be college age in a few years," he said.
We could all stand to keep this notion in mind when it comes to celebrities, the red carpet, and the way we talk about them both.
But one clear cost of those changes will be depriving not just millions, but tens of millions, of the health insurance they currently stand to keep.
Earlier this month we published a series of pictures titled "Photos That Are 'Too Hard to Keep' .The images were from an ongoing project by Chicago-based artist Jason Lazarus, wherein he asks people to send him pictures that have such powerful emotional connections they can no longer stand to keep them, hence the project's name, Too Hard to Keep (THTK).
It's a last ditch stand to keep the most fundamental of the sex rules of Christendom entrenched in law.
No huge wall-mounted televisions here: More modest-size TVs sit on chests and stands to keep a more historical look.
They are easily transportable, wrapped in husks and stuffed in bags or arranged inside vaporeras, the large steaming pots Mexican women might carry to roadside stands to keep the tamales warm.
Father Brown thought that sending 40 students (10 men, 30 women) to Taxco, Iguala, and Chilpancingo in Guerrero, Mexico — to build schools, outdoor washing stands to keep women out of infested rivers, and work in hospitals and public clinics — would be an appropriate summer education.
Wall Street is a business district where a physical barrier once stood to keep Native Americans out and where one of the country's most active slave markets once facilitated the trade of human beings.
Surely there could have been a way to preserve the pantry in situ, to keep it open where it stood, to keep alive the singular experience of "it actually, truly happened here". What was in short supply was the political will to save the place.
