Sentence examples for stands in time from inspiring English sources

The actor-speakers bang their music stands in time.

The fans recited a chant featuring the names of individual players; the player who was called would jog toward the stands in time with the rhythm and wave at the fans.

"To stand in time with your / back to the future your / face to the past," he muses, longingly, "what a / relief it would be".

As it happens, TopGear.com had been offered an audience with McLaren boss Ron Dennis, and duly made its way to the stand in time to watch him present his intriguingly styled new car to the media hordes in an occasionally stilted three-way with 2013 McLaren F1 driver Sergio Perez and the BBC's pit-lane lady Lee Mackenzie.

"Go and ask Google for a business that can get you a pop-up exhibition stand in time for a conference on Monday, for example, and it's like having a conversation with Rain Man," says Hendry in a canned statement.

A strike amongst railway workers delayed the deliveries of steelwork for the new roof but spectators were still able to use the stand in time for Burnley's first home league game of the 1911 12 season.

Ker also functioned as a stand-in, this time for Jimmy Carr, when Carr was unable to attend one episode in series 5.

After the Harlem Boys Choirr performed "We Shall Overcome," Michael Bolton sang "Lean on Me," as those in the stands clapped in time.

After experiencing one of the most deadly nuclear meltdowns in history, Pripyat was rapidly evacuated and now stands frozen in time.

There were flag hats, flag hair buns, flag T-shirts, flags sticking out of bagpipes and flags all over the stands, waving in time to the music.

This moment stands out in time.