Sentence examples for stands by to from inspiring English sources

The kitchen stands by to rescue dinner, too, with take-out entrees that consistently trump supermarket offerings.

If the technocratic Mr Singh were forced out, attention would turn to her.No obviously better prime minister stands by to replace Mr Singh.

(On a hot day, a modeler stands by to move the whole process into the shade, so the clay will not soften).

"Bernanke did say if more is needed, the Fed stands by to do more, which is good for the economy, it's good for markets," Markus Rosgen, chief Asian strategist at Citigroup, told Bloomberg Television.

In Mr Motta's "special court" for handling small claims against the pension system, the files that festoon a normal court are absent, replaced by paperless documents stored on computer; a battery of doctors stands by to determine whether disabled claimants really are ill; the losing party, usually the government, normally can appeal just once and most cases are settled within 18 months.

Once the client applies, SourceFunding stands by to troubleshoot the client's interaction with the lender.

Psychologists, doctors and Red Cross staff were on stand-by to assist the bereaved.

Special forces are on stand-by to carry out such a rescue.

Military personnel and police were on stand-by to help ambulance services.

"A vehicle is on stand-by to deal with problems should they occur".

An Irish Army Helicopter is also on stand-by to help, if needed.