Sentence examples for stands in all from inspiring English sources
Another would like to know where Canada stands in all of this.
The fact that Grand Central still stands in all its early 20th-century glory is something of an accomplishment in itself.
"We don't know where the military or the government really stands in all of this," says one weary American diplomat.In this section A pivotal nation goes into a spin A last, last chance?
He is said to have gathered around him a clutch of influential hardliners, including Jonathan Moyo, Mr Mugabe's self-appointed spin-doctor, Augustin Chihuri, chief of police, Johannes Tomana, the attorney-general, and Brigadier-General Douglas Nyikayaramba, who recently caused a stir by describing Mr Tsvangirai as a "national security threat".Where Mr Mugabe himself stands in all this is unclear.
From there it has the aspect of a pleasant street in a minor European city -- trees, awnings, sidewalk stands in all but the worst of weather, the copper oxidized green dome and cross of Our Lady of Pompei both anchoring and elevating the view.
In the case of the 21 50-year-old 21 50-year-old 21 50-year-oldcots plantationstherespecies in planted stands in all forests studied except for Voskresenskoe forest in the Nizhny Novgorod oblast.
Perhaps the one criticism that will stand in all schools is that Joseph tried to do too much too quickly and so died a deeply disappointed man.
He believes in Exley so fervently that he keeps finding Exley stand-ins all over Watertown.
Where does Africa itself stand in all of this?
"Get Mr Tooawful to stand in all of the Tests.
I couldn't sort through my feelings while he stood in all his absolute certainty right next to me.
