Sentence examples for stands to this from inspiring English sources

This was extensively renovated in 1910 and stands to this day sporting a simple facade.

The ban stands to this day.

They forget the budget rebate won by Margaret Thatcher, which stands to this day".

Dior's nascent enterprise, which thrived on a lavish use of fabric, was founded in a spacious town house at 30 Avenue Montaigne, where it stands to this day.

It went on sale in 1959 and established a design blueprint that stands to this day: engine mounted sideways in the front, driving the front wheels.

Private benevolence applied to public purpose was loudly praised in the 1780s, and Louis XVI's finance minister, Jacques Necker (1732 1804), did a great deal for his reputation by endowing a hospital for sick children, which stands to this day.

But the injustices that still stand to this day don't just hit trade unionists or working-class communities.

In a class by itself, he said, was the Dust Bowl summer of 1936, when 15 states set records for heat that stand to this day.

Amos Morris repaired his house and it continues to stand to this day.

"No one stands to lose from this agreement.

And who stands to lose in all this?