Sentence examples for standing himself from inspiring English sources

Sensing a cue, I ask whether Raine has considered standing himself.

If Salmond had been standing himself in this byelection, he could hardly have been more visible.

It was a week ago today that the justice secretary announced he was no longer supporting Boris Johnson as a leadership candidate, and was standing himself instead.

Harrelson plays Dave Brown, a uniformed policeman of 24 years' standing, himself the son of a cop, and he's an emblematic figure in this culture of corruption, though precisely what he represents remains undefined.

Former Scottish first minister and SNP leader Alex Salmond - who is standing himself for the UK Parliament - has talked of the possibility of the party holding the balance of power after the election.

"Then the ball got played across the face of goal and came back in again and Sutton was still standing himself and we had three or four players round about him.

Majerle found Bowen standing by himself in the left corner.

Light comes and he sees many other figures standing, like himself, on puzzle islands.

I looked around for Mukhtar and found him standing by himself, apart from the others.

"For a little kid standing by himself on the sidewalk in New York and looking up and seeing the Chrysler Building?

A few minutes later, he was standing by himself in the middle of the deck, looking relieved.