Sentence examples for stands some of from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of commuters used to park where it now stands, some of them in a paved lot and others on a rocky field that became an ad hoc parking lot.

From where I was sitting in the stands some of the decisions did not look good.

The children sat facing their black music stands, some of them staring at her.

They played 64 cities in 14 weeks, mostly one-night stands Some of the college audiences-Purdue, Michigan, Oklahoma-were sharp.

In the January issue of Golf Digest, still on the stands, some of the best and most hardheaded writers in America offer "tips Obama can take from Tiger," who is typically characterized as so without human frailties that he "never does anything that would make him look ridiculous".

But I can stand some of that".

In cases beneath them stand some of the priciest weapons in Britain.

To the west is a region of ancient basaltic flows, above which stand some of the original volcanic cones.

Once again, at the front of the government assistance line, stand some of the very companies that contributed mightily to the credit crisis by building and financing too many homes.

You could stand some of that yourself.

I personally can't stand some of the bleakness associated with M-rated games.