Sentence examples for standing late from inspiring English sources

Standing, late at night, in a Dmitrovsky district supermarket, there was too much choice to choose (there were more than 500 brands) until, at my shoulder, help arrived.

After dealing with player injuries and internal dissention, the Yankees came back from their third-place standing late in the 1964 season and won the AL pennant by one game over the White Sox.

"Last summer when I was doing research for a novel (The Last Goddess Standing) late into the night, working beneath the New Mexico desert stars, was when I came upon this information," said Ana Castillo in San Francisco to deliver a keynote.

This leaves Rubio and Cruz, who seem likely to be among the last ones standing late next spring: first-term Cuban-American senators, both forty-four years old, career politicians, fluent in the glib art of anti-political speech.

The elm tree, by Mr. Morris's account, was still standing as late as 1862.

Mr. Warner said Dr. Cooper's report included material on how an individual's perception would be affected by experience and the situation, including "the factual scenario of a black man standing alone late at night and reaching for his pocket".

A cairn, Carnedd Arthur, was erected at the site and was still standing as late as 1850, but no longer exists.

In this analysis, improvements in HAQ disability scores over 2 years were compared between 207 patients with early RA (mean duration 1 year) and 563 patients with long-standing (late) RA (mean duration 12 years), who were treated with etanercept 25 mg s.c. twice weekly [ 30].

Megalithic burial chambers and standing stones indicate late Neolithic and early Bronze Age habitation.

A man standing beside a late model Porsche 911 said he had recently beat a Ferrari off the line.

"Can I tell the difference?" wonders Tish Chapman, a teacher from Nottingham, standing in the latest tomb to be opened to the public at southern Egypt's Valley of the Kings.