Sentence examples for stands in the form from inspiring English sources

SHOUTS & MURMURS about roadside produce stands, in the form of a list of prices, annotated with excuses for higher costs.

If enough people sign-up in time, the heavily discounted offer stands (in the form of a voucher), otherwise the deal falls through.

The centerpiece, which features a smiling sea nymph holding aloft a sweetmeat stand in the form of a shell, is part of the Swan Service, a dinner service for 100 commissioned in 1737 by Count Heinrich von Bruehl, a leading figure in the court of Saxony.

The physiognomy of ash tree stands is in the form of scattered trees (15 to 50 trees/ha), parklands or 'tree savanna', similar to that referred to by Boffa (1999), with a density ranging from 50 to 500 trees/ha, or denser forests (>800 trees/ha).

Set down the cards so they stand, or in the form of an "A.

To the west side of the chancel stands brass lectern in the form of a reading angel, which Jane Stanford brought from Europe and dedicated to her husband on the anniversary of his birth in 1902.

Such a statute has been on the books for many years and still stands in the above quoted form.

May it stand in the conditional form in which it is here made?

"It's Complicated" may not be entirely believable — nor "Something's Gotta Give" particularly persuasive — but they offer their creator and all the women who relate to her stand-in self, in the form of Keaton or Streep, a good deal of laughter to help get them through the night.

In a study conducted in Malaysian State of Sarawak, Noack [29] showed that on average about 54 % of the total above ground wood volume of trees removed from a stand was extracted in the form of logs.

He was the founding father of stand up comedy in the form we know today.