Sentence examples for standing to do from inspiring English sources
The phrase "standing to do" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a readiness or position to perform a task, but it lacks clarity and context. Example: "I am standing to do my part in the project."
"He's not standing to do the work, he's standing for the nuisance value".
Which he has the standing to do, because last November the U.N. recognized Palestine as a "non-member observer state".
In the absence of Schwarzenegger and Brown defending Prop 8, its proponents had to take on the task, gaining lower court standing to do so.
How do you encourage many more boys and men to speak out, to stay standing, to do more than the absolute very least or nothing at all when it comes to the global avalanche of violence against women?
Hanen, who was appointed to the court by former President George W. Bush, said in the ruling that the 26 states who brought the suit had standing to do so, and indicated he was sympathetic to their arguments.
However, standing to do the same tasks you normally sit for not only prevents those health problems, it can also burn a couple of extra calories.
"We positioned ourselves to move up in the standings, to do something special tonight," Joe Johnson said, "and we blew it tonight, the way we played".
All the things we wanted our president to stand for, we are standing up to do.
O NCE, I was standing, waiting to do this commercial," Mr. Downs said.
And the team of Mr. Obama's Republican rival, Mitt Romney, will be standing by to do the opposite.
She watched the boy reaching for the sheet on the music prop, standing up to do so.
