Sentence examples for standing to keep from inspiring English sources

The foreign jihadis are persona non grata in their home countries, and if ISIS falls, their lives and future may be endangered wherever they may be; they have no safe haven but the Islamic State and therefore will fight to the last man standing to keep it alive.

Another high-profile terrorist attack before the Arab summit meeting could solidify Mr. Sharon's resolve, and his diplomatic standing, to keep Mr. Arafat away from Lebanon.

They pretty much needed a victory, 3 points in the group standing, to keep them in contention for a spot in next year's World Cup.

For another, Guy Zaninovich was standing by to keep me from doing anything dumb.

Thus, women's and other organisations and many governments are standing firm to keep this agenda in the SDGs.

The 1 train slowed down as usual upon entering the Times Square station on Monday, November 7th, at 1 20 P.M., but then it braked so hard that those of us standing stumbled to keep our balance.

To make this programme macroeconomically significant, the European Investment Bank should at the same time embark upon a large-scale, pan-euro-zone investment-led recovery programme, safe in the knowledge that the ECB is standing by to keep EIB-bond yields ultra-low.

It's okay if you need to slightly bend the knee of your standing leg to keep balance, says Christopher Newport University Cross Country/Distance Head Coach Mattheu Barreau but keep that free leg as straight as possible as you progress from A to Z. Once you're through, repeat on the opposite leg!

In Texas, there are proposals to eliminate the state's long- standing mandate to keep class sizes in grades K-4 to no more than 22 students; recommended by the Perot Commission and implemented by Gov. Mark White in 1984 -- a reform which has contributed to the state's black and Hispanic students having some of the highest achievement levels in the country.

As the meeting progresses, the client becomes increasingly fidgety: it's clear her back is hurting as she keeps standing to release the pain.

(Legal action might be called for, but it's the seller, not the buyer, who has standing to sue). 4. Keep your options open.