Sentence examples for stands real from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme stands real, often important research that is distinguished from the research done at R-1 universities only by the fact that it is done primarily by undergraduates (under the intensive guidance of an overworked but extremely energetic faculty member), typically with fewer resources than the big schools can provide.

And at a Christmas tree stand, Real Trees for Real People at 111th Street and Broadway, Molly Hatfield was having trouble making sales.

A hundred or so more were already inside the stadium: high in the stand Real Madrid's fans, escorted in early, were getting a privileged look at what was unfolding.

BBC Radio Solent's Kris Temple: "A shiny new stand, Real Madrid visiting for an exhibition match and no shortage of firepower in the transfer market shows us that Bournemouth are a club with lofty ambitions.

With his club manager Jose Mourinho watching from the stand, Real Madrid's Pepe rattled the underside of the bar, after the German defence failed to deal with a corner, the ball bouncing on the line before being cleared.

If nothing else we wrote resonated with you, please remember this: behind the JIF data and analyses, behind the promotion, tenure, and grant review committees, behind the numbers and the relentless pressure to publish in prestige journals — stand real scientists with real stories and struggles.

R stands for real recognizes real.

For the first time since 1957, the ruling coalition stands a real chance of losing.

And then your house gets built, it stands up real well for about fifteen years.

The opposition stands a real chance of winning, for the first time since independence from Britain in 1957.

Feminist Initiative (FI) now stands a real chance of winning seats in parliament after September's election.