Sentence examples for stands come from inspiring English sources

Nearly all the local cherries that turn up in farmers' markets and at farm stands come from Belltown Hill Orchards.

You want me to read it out to you?" The "Bonkers" singer fished a piece of paper from his pocket and unveiled the words soon to be chanted from the Kiev stands: "Come on England, here we go again/But this time we're gonna stick it out to the end.

We also expect that stand-level effects of IFM on species would accumulate through time over landscapes, as more stands come under intensive management and the level of effects will be cumulative.

Some indie devs who are showing their games off on Sony and Microsoft's massive stands come down to Devolver after the show "proper" to get pissed and fuck about together.

Some stands come already in one piece, while others require a little assembly.

Flat screen tv stands come in a variety of elegant styles and choosing the right one will complement your viewing environment.

The last technical that Stoudemire received that still stands came Feb. 23, in Carmelo Anthony's first game as a Knick.

He was riveted when Tom Seaver faced Bob Gibson at Shea Stadium, but his most memorable moment in the stands came on April 7, 1977, when he was 14 and living with Doris and Rob in Toronto.

Kendrick's homer came in the second inning, his 11th of the season, and Trout's blast into the left-field stands came in the third inning, his 14th.

As president, Brundage fought strongly for amateurism and against commercialization of the Olympic Games, even as these stands came to be seen as incongruous with the realities of modern sports.

But his dreams of running a refreshment stand come to nothing and the bad old life is constantly calling.