Sentence examples for standing to be from inspiring English sources

She is not standing to be an MP".

A spokeswoman said: "Jeremy Corbyn is standing to be the next PM.

And that's why I am standing to be leader of the Labour Party".

"I am standing to be deputy leader because change is desperately needed.

Out in rural Kent, where Nigel Farage is standing to be MP, it's just Allah Allah Allah all day long.

While Mr. McDonald is not uncritical of Mr. Dimon, "Last Man Standing" (to be released Oct. 6) is largely positive.

The polls have shown that, of all the candidates standing to be leader, I am best placed to win for Labour.

Here's a sentence you might not have read before - seven women candidates are standing to be included in the race to become the next Mayor of London.

But there was also modesty and, I think, a thin-skinnedness which made him fear putting out something large and free-standing, to be examined by other critics.

James Parkk, and while some of the supporters groups are pushing for safe-standing to be introduced, it still isn't allowed in Premier League grounds in England.

Generalizations about standing to sue are largely worthless as such.