Sentence examples for stands of their from inspiring English sources
The Yankees continued to fill seventh-inning stretches with recordings of "God Bless America" but still can't pack the overpriced seats in the lower stands of their three-year-old stadium.
Armenian-Russian journalist Dmitri Pisarenko who spent a year at the front line and filmed many of the battles later wrote that both Armenian and Azerbaijani journalists were preoccupied with echoing the official stands of their respective governments and that "objectiveness was being sacrificed for ideology".
Naturally, come the 16th of August, I'll go back to hoping the dreams of all the men, women and children who support any team that isn't Chelsea are ruthlessly crushed, urging the footballing gods to make them weep in the stands of their own stadiums.
And here's hoping university authorities and academics, who have so long ignored the threat facing the academy, take a stand of their own".
If it is time for lunch or dinner when rain arrives, wise Open fans make a beeline for the concession stand of their choice.
The upstart quintet appeared to have broken in and set up a 60s themed stand of their own in the hope they would somehow blend in with their older, richer and more exotic cousins.
A 1909 article in The Times referred to the Halls "now making the last stand of their craft" with their two houses at 20 and 22 West 86th (which have since been demolished).
India's total featured a record last-wicket stand of their own, as Bhuvneshwar Kumar and last man Mohammed Shami put on 111, and this match is also the first time two number 11s have scored fifties in the same Test.
It is a broad window into stands of cypress, their wide fluted bases attached to their redirections in still, dark water.
The two had taken a troubled veteran with them who now stands accused of their double murder: Eddie Ray Routh.
Those environmental changes are long-range and transboundary in nature and thus have impacts on forest stands irrespective of their management status.
