Sentence examples similar to standing for short from inspiring English sources

On days with dialysis, patients took fewer steps, walked and remained standing for a shorter time, and spent more time lying down, primarily because of the period of inactivity during the dialysis.

One of the loci responsible for feather development in chickens was described by Serebrovsky in 1922 [ 1] and is designated by the symbol K, standing for 'kürzer flügel' (short wing) [ 2].

Kolesnikov spent two weeks in various hospitals before being sent back to his cell, but he still experienced frequent bouts of debilitating nausea and had trouble standing, even for short periods.

Like a ballerina: I couldn't do something like that and expect it to be standing for more than just a short time.

In 2009, the cable said, American diplomats warned Libyan officials that its dealings with Iran were jeopardizing Libya's enhanced world standing for the sake of "potential short-term business gains".

Among the four major sports, only the 1971-72 Lakers N.B.A.akerecordB.A. recofd of 33 consecutive wins is left standing for Kastles to target (though the short length of the World Team Tennis season ensures that the Lakers' streak is safe until at least next year).

The album opens with ULT, short for "ultimate" while also standing for either "ultimately liberating together" or "utilising limitless talent".

"You're standing for five hours.

Slogan: "Standing for the common good".

I wasn't standing for that".

Mrs Hatoyama is not standing for office.