Sentence examples for standing at the spot from inspiring English sources

His favorite stop on the tour is clearly 171 Avenue A. "The Cro-Mags first rehearsed right here," he said, standing at the spot.

"Far from 'snapping', they're doing exactly the opposite," Lavergne said last Wednesday, standing at the spot where Wilson and Eckman were hit.

"Just yesterday," said Elaine Chao, the secretary of labor, when she spoke at a Brookwood memorial service, "I was in New York, standing at the spot that the entire world now knows as ground zero.

"Those people were terrorists – Gavrilo Princip and the rest of them," said Salih Mehmedovic, standing at the spot by the Latin Bridge in central Sarajevo where the young Bosnian Serb shot dead Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary 100 years ago.

Kenny standing at the spot where he first ran into the "Barefoot Bandit".

Then software stitches the images together and models the space, calculating what people standing at the exact spot of the photographs would see if, for instance, they looked up at the ceiling or down at the floor.

It was Mr. Reagan, the former actor, who perfected the campaign as video image -- sticking to his lines and standing at the exact spot on the floor his aides had marked with masking tape to get the perfect camera angle.

When we reached Pisa and its charmingly goofy tower, each of us took turns standing at the perfect spot, grimacing, arms outstretched, for the photo of ourselves holding up the tower.

But standing at the same spot in the Long Gallery where Angela Merkel pleaded with Britain less than two months ago to remain in the EU, Higgins suggested that the reconciliation had been helped by the UK and the Irish Republic's joint membership of the EU.

Again, this alleviates the need for everyone standing at the same spot waiting for sauce, pickles or salt and pepper.

Standing at this spot, I could see the sacred -- mountains, valleys, rainbows, water, skies that almost sing with gorgeousness -- and the profane -- occupation, militarization, torture, abuse, indefinite detention.