Sentence examples for standing on which from inspiring English sources

This will cause him to strike the platform you were standing on, which will destroy his arm armor and reveal fur.

First out of the gate will be eighth season of "Last Comic Standing" on May 22, which features 20 stand-up comedians vying for a single NBC talent deal.

Try standing on one foot, which is akin to one-legged balancing on a trampoline, or feeling your core and leg muscles engage when you kneel on one knee with your arms raised.

That these are sculptures standing on pedestals — which usually convey preciousness and value — makes it all the more thrilling to watch them hit the floor.

Within such a deconstruction, simply standing on stage — which, Ms. Butler stressed, would never happen in Irish dancing — can acquire a charged significance.

He added, "You don't have to be standing on one foot, which is often too difficult for some older people.

The court contains a set of big geometric pieces by Isamu Noguchi, including a cube standing on one point which, according to Noguchi, signifies chance.

- Both regimes are dictatorial and thus standing on one leg, which is a combination of armed forces and oil income.

If you're standing on one leg wondering which of these dictionaries has lawn flamingo, only Oxford does (and what's an American lawn without a plastic flamingo?).

The most obvious one is to establish a standing fund on which relief agencies can draw.

However, they vary considerably with regard to osmolality and viscosity, and there is a standing debate on which of these physicochemical properties determines renal safety.