Sentence examples for standing has stood from inspiring English sources

The job remains vacant and no one of sufficient standing has stood up to be counted.

The most typical of his goals have expressed less the exceptionalism of his talent than its utter normality; Cahill has stood out by not standing out at all.

Free-standing electrodes have stood out from the electrode pack, owing to their advantage of abandoning the conventional polymeric binder and conductive agent, thus increasing the specific capacity of lithium-ion batteries.

Young boys came with girls in head scarves, as if on dates, and posed for pictures against the shattered building, astonished to be standing where Qaddafi had stood.

He's gone from being an up-and-coming junior minister in Tony Blair's last government to practically the last man standing in Corbyn's and having stood and failed in the 2010 Labour leadership election, and stood and failed in the 2015 one, he's now standing and hoping not to fail in his bid to be the mayor of Manchester.

Still, I felt a nostalgia standing on the ground where Crane had stood when he'd come home for his father's funeral, an event that had "severely affected" him, according to the report ("Poet's Death Linked with Loss of Father") in the New York Times published on April 29 , 1932

The president and his administration have stood and are standing with Israel.

"You're standing in a spot where other artists have stood a million times before.

Standing at the lathe as Mr Sillitoe had stood, they dreamed of "marvellous things".And they would not kowtow to anyone, whether rate-checker, foreman, boss or government.

Standing in this ancient landscape, I felt time had stood still.

He told BBC Breakfast there were people standing in piles of rubble where minutes before their homes had stood.