Sentence examples for stands you would from inspiring English sources

"He said that if you threw the ball into the stands, you would be fined $500," Jones said.

From the poor choices on American produce stands you would never know that hundreds of types of delicious mangoes are grown around the world.

"As it stands you would hope I'd be one of the four, but a lot can happen, you've got to keep the horses right and everyone's got to be in good form," she said.

But as things stand, you would have to be a rose-tinted romantic not to play in a style that best suits both your game and the regulations.

If you had a lemonade stand you would have quite a small business open in just your neighbourhood but you could try and make your business national or even international.

After all: If you knew where you stood, you'd be less likely to go over your limits and pay extra.

I just cannot allow it!" Clearly there was something lost in translation, but if you let her indignation stand, you'd see that in her personal life she would not put up with it, and definitely sees the president as breaking with her particular moral code.

That verdict stands, as you would expect.

Rubio prefers sitting in the stands — which you would expect any politician to say, though this rings true.

There were little stands with little houses on the stands, and you'd open up the door and there'd be all kinds of weather equipment in there – little read-outs.

If you stand with me you would stand for marriage equality #IStandWithObama.