Sentence examples for stands suggested from inspiring English sources

He claimed that 28,000 spectators attended the race, even though the empty stands suggested that Bahrain had voted with it's weary feet.

Observations of high activity at foraging stands suggested that Steatornis caripensis would forage for fruit constantly throughout the night, breaking only to return to the cave [23].

The article continued, "He simply keeps hitting and running until some sensible person in the stands suggests a spot of tea".

The collection of reviews assembled for his 20th anniversary, One Night Stands, suggests that he wrote 2 million words in the first 20 years.

The evidence as it stands suggests that boosting HDL cholesterol levels in the body is a sensible strategy for those looking to reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease.

However, the analysis the underlying bedrock on which the marine ice sheet of Wilkes Basin stands suggests this is not the case.

An impressed observer on the New York Times wrote, "He simply keeps hitting and running until some sensible person in the stands suggests a spot of tea".His more adulatory fans have suggested that not only was Sir Donald the greatest of cricketers but perhaps the greatest of all sportsmen, a claim that might be disputed by admirers of Pelé and Joe DiMaggio.

The long line of private jets parked at nearby Blue Grass Airport on Saturday – they were forced to close a runway to find room for them all – and the sell-out crowd in the stands suggest that those writing American racing's obituary in recent years were being a little premature.

Robson will hold talks with the Albion chairman Jeremy Peace this week to determine the club's direction in the Championship next season although the festering discontent in the stands suggests he should be grateful to hold on to his own position never mind plan the futures of others.

Deer consumed fewer understory shrubs in coniferous-dominated stands, suggesting lower nutritional intake in these stands.

However, the very large variations within and between stands suggest that problems may surface in many cases.