Sentence examples for stood a bit from inspiring English sources
Much as I enjoyed the freshly installed poetry-posts, once or twice I felt that they stood a bit clumsily in the sightlines of a glorious view.
I stood a bit apart, as my job — leading the 14-member task force to rescue the auto industry team — seemed, in hindsight, easy compared with the work of others.
Greeting campaign workers in Charleston, W.Va., Mr. Cheney at first stood a bit off to the side before Mrs. Cheney burst into the room and dived right in, shaking hands and prompting Mr. Cheney to do the same.
The snow stood a bit shorter than before Friday's rain, which went on long enough to smooth the faces of the glaciers rising from the gutters, and Sunday's 37-degree high, which was warm enough to accelerate the melting.
The tree stood a bit crooked, and the only thing under it was an empty box covered in wrapping paper, but considering what Isabel Feliz and her family had gone through in the past two months, what was surprising was that they had a Christmas tree at all.
But we can stand a bit less filtering.
This normally stands a bit above the base rate.
And stand a bit back for the answer.
Whichever he is, he will probably always stand a bit apart from the other justices.
Yet Carson somehow stands a bit removed from his own material, holding back from his own shameless bid for laughs.
Simply well-meaning Jehovah's Witnesses, with shiny shoes and shiny smiles who stand a bit too close.
