Sentence examples for stands for good from inspiring English sources
For some the Brando name obviously stands for good living.
One of the Globe's business columnists asks what "Brand Romney" stands for: "Good looks?
It went on in similarly doom-laden language: "This is war and sides must be taken: Barbie stands for good.
"This is a leverage of the Stop & Shop chain, which stands for good value and good quality," he said.
The B Corps movement has much to be proud of: it has built a brand that stands for good business, attracted hundreds of committed followers and sparked debate about the role of business in society.
But all that changed last week when Lion, via its investment in Findus Group, became embroiled in the "horsegate" scandal, which trampled over the news at the weekend that it had acquired GHD – which stands for good hair day – in a deal valued at £300m.
He stood for good morals.
"They don't stand for good government," he said of the big‐county leaders supporting Mr. Goldberg.
It used to be a retailer which stood for good value and fresh food credentials.
"I am a progressive Labor candidate and we stand for good progressive policies.
Yet in spite of her contradictions, she has almost always "stood for good things".
