Sentence examples for stands on all from inspiring English sources

When it stands on all fours, its low UV-reflectance back could help make the degu less visible to predators.

Glenn Beck, on the other hand, has made clear where he stands on all of these issues.

Warren, in an interview broadcast Thursday on CBS "This Morning," said that she will say where the stands on "all of the key issues, it's up to others to say whether they stand there as well, or if they stand in some different place".

(In fact, it was a sheet of Scotchshield fastened in a wood frame that Mr. Schneider stood on all weekend).

According to reports on Twitter, police in riot gear were seen moving towards the People's Sound System stand on All Saints Road late on Monday night.

About a year after his moment of inspiration by the Thames, Thwaites stood on all fours on a mountain in Switzerland.

The same three women dance the next section ("Invention"), bending from the waist to stand on all fours and then kick up a leg.

Another reason for the non-showdown was the fact that incumbent Merkel, who has consistently been the frontrunner in all the polls, avoided taking a stand on all issues.

We must stand on all sides and we must raise the entire cover, if we are to liberate our fellow citizens".... Still, that so much of what L.B.J. said is still true today is a sad commentary on America.

But Mr. Gault says the economic model explains only a portion of the vote — with significant differences possible because of traditional political concerns, like the quality of the campaigns, where the candidates stand on all kinds of issues, and whether they have charisma and seem "presidential".

So where does the Bush Administration stand on all of this?