Sentence examples for stood along with from inspiring English sources

The state responded with the cold-blooded slaughter of nearly 200 civilians, many said to have been shot in the forehead as they stood, along with at least 800 arrests and a media blackout.

In "Catching Hell" that's Wrigley Field in Chicago, where a man named Steve Bartman stood, along with everyone seated near him, and tried to catch a foul ball during the 2003 playoff series between the hometown Cubs and the Florida Marlins.

Page C1 A CAUTIONARY FILM FOR FANS Alex Gibney's film "Catching Hell" recounts what happened to a Chicago Cubs fan after he stood, along with everyone seated near him, to catch a foul ball during the 2003 playoff series between the hometown Cubs and the Florida Marlins.

There, more of the political faithful filling the Wortham Center picked up the tune as they rose from their seats, and now hundreds were singing in a tide of jubilation that swept over the stage, as if to embrace Lee P. Brown, who had stood along with them, visibly moved.

Those six Bulls championships, by the way, still stand, along with your statue outside the United Center.

Though Mr. Williams, 38, is no longer in prison, his conviction still stands along with its consequences.

Before the performance, members of the original 1983 cast, invited to stand along with other former members of the Brown company, were warmly applauded.

It stands, along with the work of the early Rolling Stones, as a landmark of creative exploration of rhythm and blues by white musicians.

In fact, the pedestrian-only palace — a tangle of streets bounded by the old palace walls within which the palace monuments stand, along with cafes, bars, shops, boutique hotels and apartments — is still home to some 3,000 residents.

Reverend Kim Crawford Harvie, senior minister at the church, which since the sixties has hosted a Unitarian Universalist congregation, opened the evening by asking runners to stand, along with any volunteers who had worked at the marathon or had come to the aid of someone on Monday afternoon.

This year's tour took 230 people to a 1930's house, whose simple facade and black steel door betrayed no hint of the Chinese garden beyond, where the city's oldest Japanese pine tree stands, along with an Italianate stone fountain, its statues beheaded by rampaging Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution.