Sentence examples for stand- from inspiring English sources
There's got to be a way round it so maybe it is time for the FA to stand up and start punishing people for doing it".
But when equally unacceptable views or practices have come from someone who isn't white, we've been too cautious, frankly even fearful, to stand up to them".
So stand your ground, Mr. President, and don't give in to threats.
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"Pride shows a time when one could have a big idea and stand up for it.
When Cauchetier began taking set photographs in the late 1950s, the job was to stand unobtrusively next to the cameraman, take a quick snap at the end of a scene and make yourself scarce.
Now I was only worried about how I was going to stand up if they asked me to.
Amid a coalition impasse, Downing Street said that the prime minister would make the case to stand by the intelligence agencies.
Meanwhile, toast the muffin halves (it definitely helps to put your breakfasting companion to work here – that way they can assemble the rest of the dish while you stand guard whisking the hollandaise) and poach the eggs.
