Although there have been champion racehorses of every height, from Zenyatta who stood 17.2 hands, to Man o' War and Secretariat who both stood at 16.2 hands, down to Hyperion, who was only 15.1, the best racehorses are generally of average size.
A gospel choir proclaimed, "Behold!" as the newlyweds stood at the altar, hand in hand.
As the back door was opened and the body bag on the gurney was brought out, everyone stood at attention with hand over heart or in military salute.
We stood hand in hand at the newly dug graves of parents, weeping and silently holding each other.
Democratic Party handlers poked the demonstrators and begged them to sit, but the five-member security detail on hand stood at the back of the church, hands clasped.
When world leaders stood, hand in hand, grinning, at the close of the Paris climate talks in December, for a moment the darkness of impending climate change armageddon seemed to have lifted.
At Rockaway Taco, volunteers stood at the counter handing out blankets, diapers and gloves.
The latter gave no more sign of noticing who stood right at hand than he had shown earlier in his exotic double claim that he hadn't known the Jews' fate but he and his wife nonetheless wept copiously over them that same year at Christmas.
Most species make very few COs per chromosome pair despite a substantial excess of DSBs, and C.elegans stands at one hand of this spectrum with one, and only one, CO formed per chromosome pair.
Isn't it in contract that players must stand at attention, hand on heart?
