Sentence examples for standing has become from inspiring English sources

Her home for the rest of her life, this large brick house, still standing, has become a favourite destination for her admirers.

Musharraf's standing has become more precarious as the intense American air war produces greater numbers of civilian casualties, street demonstrations in Islamabad, Quetta, Peshawar, and elsewhere, and discontent within his own military.

The half -- and half-hearted -- standing ovation has become more common".

Standing out has become increasingly difficult in the current TV landscape.

His tomb is still standing and has become one of the most venerated mosques in all of West Africa.

But with the troops in heavy combat, more and more images appearing on television of grieving families of dead soldiers, and the battle for Baghdad closer, standing firm has become harder.

Harvick is paying a lot of attention to the standing because he has become the driver whom three-quarters of the field is trying to track down.

Bush has so destroyed the party's public standing and Congress has become so infected with a win-at-all-costs mentality that there is no point in staying.

The Fed is required by law to hand over a large majority of its profits, a long-standing provision that has become a lot more lucrative in recent years.

Half the audience don't bother to stand up for what has become the obligatory standing ovation.

Using a standing desk at work has become a popular way to ease discomfort.