Sentence examples for stands like it from inspiring English sources

England's supporters filled the only two stands like it was a home match.

Right now where it stands, like I said, four of the five biggest cities have passed moratoriums or bans.

But you always knew where he stood, like it or not.

"It stood like it was held by an invisible hand; so I got in the little boat and it held me".

It stands like a rusting workhorse overlooking the rolling fields where it could well have pulled a plow for the old Quaker farm below.

It stands like a "sentinel" near Manama, the capital of Bahrain; it is 6 km away from Manama on the fertile north coast.

And they sort of mix between a really structured shape, but like it looks more gentle as opposed to geometric, but it stands like a geometric shape would.

Blazing with colour and frozen in mid-furl, it stands like a banner of defiance against the grey skies.

It stands like a mastodon of honey-gold limestone, towering over the town spread out below and the small peninsula that leads out into the blue Tyrrhenian.

Ms. Brook-Kothlow played an erotically deprived woman in a blue wig who kept yearning for a man who, as she put it, "stands like a statue".

It stands like a sentinel at the north entrance to Terminal Island.