Sentence examples for stands remember from inspiring English sources

If anyone believes parents would be beating a path to management over acts of debauchery in the stands, remember, high-priced sporting events are more like a happy hour for the business elite than a fun night out for the entire family.

First, a main gate opens onto a stone courtyard, at the back of which stands (remember a temple is always raised) the aptly named front hall.

So what you do next is comb the hair you just combed sideways back so it stands (remember, DON'T comb anything else. ) Put hair gel on your hair so the look stays nice and smooth.

I can picture the room where it once stood, remember the volume of the tiny space, the light from the window.

He took the first set 6-4, and the next two by the same score, but it's not Kyrgios's intermittently astounding play and point creation that any of the few thousand people in the stands will remember.

The crowd were motioned to stand to remember the dead "wherever they are".

So the next time you're ranting about how much you can't stand her, remember, sometimes you feel the same way about your mother.

Even during times you feel like giving up (and yes, you'll experience such phases), you need to be willing to stand tall, remember your core purpose and face your Goliath despite challenges.

The majority of the crosses stand to remember the anonymous dead: crosses of iron, cement, or wood, without names or dates to commemorate, they stay the forgotten, deteriorating below the dry Sinaloan sun.

The Morrison's that now stands there remembers the past with sepia prints of old Saddlers favourites adorning its walls.

"If anything, the Mesa we remember stands for just the opposite.