Sentence examples for stands raised from inspiring English sources

The stands raised nearly $29,000.

When Philipp Lahm, Germany's captain, cracked a shot into Greece's goal in the thirty-eighth minute of the so-called "Bailout Game" on Friday night in Gdansk, Merkel jumped up from her seat in the stands, raised her arms above her head, and cheered like any other jubilant supporter.

The leaching of shells due to exposure of marine sediments at sea-level low stands raises the Mg2+ and Ca2+ concentrations.

The Dodgers' resurgence on the field has been accompanied by one in the stands, raising anew the question of whether the team finally can record a season attendance of 4 million.

Suddenly a man standing in line at a cheese steak stand raised his arm with a flourish and turned to the crowd.

He stood, raised his arms, turned his head, blinked, winked and even walked.

The driver half stood, raised his right hand and offered a crisp salute to the chief of this new ambulatory dissident movement.

("Sing it!" he yelled, between crooned verses. "Sing it!") He ate the stage — sashaying and stutter-stepping to the front and sides with hand on hip, whirling with his microphone stand raised.

For prosecutors, the testimony of a police supervisor they called to the witness stand raised a problem that they will face throughout their case: the police witnesses can also be good defense witnesses.

Alex's lemonade stand raised $2,000 that first year.

Hitler stood, raised his hand, and said "I think we've heard enough" and left the room.