Sentence examples for standing placing from inspiring English sources

As with the American women, the United States men dominated the top of the standing, placing five skiers in the top six.

The result significantly boosted his championship standing, placing him third overall – no driver above him in the table took part in the race.

The long sides consisted of temporary wooden stands, with seating on the south stand and standing places on terraces on the north stand.

The plans had called for 24,500 sitting places in the new and south stands, and 5,500 standing places in the west stand.

In the opening game, tickets cost NOK 3 for seats, NOK 2 for standing places and NOK 1 on the end stands.

The four stands currently have a combined capacity of 10,898, with 1,324 of these being standing places.

That said, the standing places them way behind emerging Philadelphia and even south of Alonzo Miamiing-less Miami.

When laryngeals between consonants disappeared, a vowel sometimes remained, as in Greek stásis, Sanskrit sthitis, Old English stede 'a standing (place)' from Proto-Indo-European *stH2tis.

This year Shakespeare's Globe has become a target for the first time; 40% of its tickets sold in 2011 cost only £5, the price for a "groundling" standing place in the yard.

Villa, the cup holders, were unmanned that night by the French magician, and one moment, observed from a standing place behind the goal at the Witton Lane End, will always remain in my mythology of the game.

In addition, a total ban on standing places would be introduced from 1997.