Sentence examples for stands known from inspiring English sources

From our perch in the east-side stands known as Lowfields, I strained to get a closer look.

Blackburn's former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock laid a wreath in front of the section of stands known as the Kop.

Residents in the neighborhood where the abandoned trailer stands — known as the Quarters — said the victim had been visiting various friends there for months.

When the Aperture Foundation dispatched five young photographers LaToya Ruby Frazier, Thomas Holton, Gabriele Stabile, Will Steacy, and Shen Wei to make pictures of the city's roving produce stands known as Green Carts, the project could have ended in dull documentary earnestness.

By Vince Aletti When the Aperture Foundation dispatched five young photographers — LaToya Ruby Frazier, Thomas Holton, Gabriele Stabile, Will Steacy, and Shen Wei — to make pictures of the city's roving produce stands known as Green Carts, the project could have ended in dull documentary earnestness.

The pitch at Turf Moor is surrounded by four stands, known as the Bob Lord Stand, the Cricket Field Stand, the James Hargreaves Stand and the Jimmy McIlroy stand.

Everyone on the field and in the stands knew we had witnessed a massacre.

Everyone in the stands knew Giambi could tie the score with one strong swing.

Something akin to a class reunion this may be, because the youngsters in the stands know so well the characters, the setting and the action in this extravaganza.

Some victims' relatives want the memorial to be centered on the spots where the twin towers stood, known as the footprints.

Of the vessel forms, a shallow platter on a tall stand (known as the offering stand) is noteworthy, as is a tall cylindrical vessel perforated with small holes over its entire length and often open at top and bottom.