Sentence examples for stands early from inspiring English sources

In the stands, early muffled hilarity gave way to respectful silence, applause, shouted encouragement.

There were very nearly celebrations in the stands early in the game when a poor pass-back put Alexander under pressure in the Hearts goal.

Edwards took strong stands early that became progressively stronger as the campaign wore on.

Hit the concession stand early.

Here's a summary of where things stand: Early voting has begun.

So that's where things stand early in the campaign: reader complaints trickling in, but no profound outpourings yet.

Although business was brisk on Friday, the heat was too much for him, and he was closing his stand early for the day.

The government ushered its first witness — Phil Barnett, a former House staff member — off the stand early, calling Pettitte to replace him on only the third day of testimony.

Those who took the stand early and wrote proudly about it are British, like Ed Vulliamy, a prize-winning correspondent for The Guardian who testified in three trials.

Last year, on the morning of Dec. 15, Yuan, 14, went by the meat stand early in the morning to get money for school materials.

Instead of saying "Peter Bacanovic thinks ImClone is going to start trading downward," the message then read: "Peter Bacanovic re ImClone," according to testimony from Ann E. Armstrong, Ms. Stewart's assistant, who took the witness stand early in the trial.