Sentence examples for stands part of from inspiring English sources
On a table stands part of the ship Conrad captained before he left Poland.
"I don't hold anything against the company necessarily, because they are acting within their rights as employers to have a formal dress code, and, as it stands, part of that for a woman is to wear high heels.
When the team assembled seven minutes later, Edwards glanced at the stands, part of a new training complex that has the same artificial turf as Giants Stadium.
Arsenal's home, Highbury, was completely redeveloped, with Leitch's stands from 1913 demolished and replaced with modern Art Deco stands, parts of which remain to this day — the façade of the East Stand is now a Grade II listed building, and both façades have been retained as part of the modern-day redevelopment of Highbury into an apartment complex.
Nor is the surreal one-night stand part of the general craziness that infects contemporary London: designer gridlock, cattle-car underground network, traffic-calming measures that induce cardiac flutters.
Wherever you stand, parts of the fugitive image are swallowed in glare.
This age model matches quite well with that of Suganuma et al. (2015), except for the transgression and the high-stand part of MIS 19, where the resolution of the δ18O record from the Yoro-River and Yoro-Tabuchi sections is substantially improved.
The East Stand, part of which was constructed in 1922, was closed to the general public in 2008 for health and safety reasons, although it still hosted the dressing rooms and the matchday press area.
Bevis Marks, which takes its name from the small street on which it stands, is part of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews' Congregation of London.
It stands as part of an exhaustive Environmental Impact Statement and Comprehensive Conservation Plan, both required by law for proper stewardship of our national wildlife refuges.
There, it stands as part of a diptych, a two-paneled picture that constrasts the world that is with the world that ought to be.
