Sentence examples for standard went from inspiring English sources

The honour of being the first car to have the seat belt fitted as standard went to Volvo's Amazon 120.

The organic standard went into effect in October after 12 years of debate, public comment, regulation and legislation.

George Walden, in the London Evening Standard, went further, calling the book "a biographical tour de force, a sustained literary treat untainted by sensationalism".

Not in an overtly political sense (he and the Standard went with his friend Boris Johnson for London mayor, while the Independent said Boris would be disastrous), but in a broader, benign way.

"The London Evening Standard went round all the London clubs during training in the early 1970s with a device that measured the speed of shots and published a daily feature on each club, listing those with the most powerful shot," writes Dermot Wickham.

The mobile high-definition connectivity standard went from a relativity unknown port to making its way onto more than 50 million devices.

Yet that obvious double standard goes much deeper.

The new fiduciary standard goes far beyond the current "suitability standard" by which broker/dealers are governed.

"For me, this year was about setting a standard, going for it and trying to enjoy it a bit more.

"I just think it adds more numbers for Scotland - you get more competition, the standard goes up.

This creates the recursivity that makes the standard go viral.