Sentence examples for standing for each from inspiring English sources
In the general election, whose voting began on June 30th and is due to continue until July 10th, an average of 25 candidates is standing for each of the 109 seats.Betson Usereko, who runs a motor workshop in Henganofi district near Goroka, a main town in the highlands, faces even stiffer odds.
In some English cities polling will take place on the same day as mayoral elections and the body fears this may lead to confusion about which candidates are standing for each election.
"Shoulda, coulda, woulda, too late now" "Been there, done that, what's next?" "Partnered sherpas standing for each other".
Each lottery was surrounded with one dotted square in case of a one player trial or two dotted square of different color (yellow and green: each color standing for each of the players), in case of a two players trial.
One episode sees a grieving girlfriend purchase an artificial replica of her dead boyfriend; another finds a cartoon bear standing for election, and each features a new cast and a different setting – but they all use surreal scenarios to explore aspects of modern life.
CpG Manipulation DNA is a code written with four letters: A, T, C and G, each standing for one nucleotide.
The translation code was a series of three-letter "words", called codons, each standing for one of the 20 amino-acid molecules that form the components of proteins.
Jeff Tainn) Watts and Lewis Nash have been two of its guiding forces over the last 25 years or so, each standing for a particular kind of excellence.
The score for "New Britain," an 1835 setting of "Amazing Grace," shows triangular and square note-heads (for the scale syllables fa and la, each standing for two pitches) as well as ovals or circles (for sol, also two pitches).
The second one aimed to classify these diseased samples into different groups, each standing for one blood glucose level.
The alphabet of our pending economic recovery seems to contain only four letters: L, U, V, and W, each standing for how the Great Recession might play out.
