Sentence examples for stand to like from inspiring English sources

Getting people I can't stand to like me is another.

Butterflies flit in buxom, blue-blossomed jacarandas and hollyhocks and bird-of-paradise plants stand to attention like sweeping brushes.

"I can't stand to look at anything like that".

Countries with large shale oil resources, like Argentina, Australia and Pakistan, stand to benefit.

We stood to one side, beardless, like three Jeremiahs contemplating the destruction of the food tent.

Try to gather stuff like camera stands to hold up your dens as supports.

Within the book-publishing firmament, people like her stand to lose most to the e-reader.

"The only way to stand up to something like that in the playoffs is to beat them," Holik said.

To stand silent, like goyim, is to insult the name of those burned to death for their beliefs".

So we usually try to stand up to dictators like, well, we won't mention names.

This is our time to stand up like Cesar Chavez, Yuri Kochiyama and Dolores Huerta to fight for Rodrigo's rights.