Sentence examples for stood began from inspiring English sources

The stones beside where the Taliban fighter had stood began to splinter as the platoon's bullets struck it.

Taxi stands began to replace their aging fleets of powder yellow Mercedes-Benzes with powder yellow Volkswagens.

The fans in the expanded Centre Court stands began looking up almost as often as they were looking at Murray.

Most data (272 of 284 plots) were from a study of thinning treatments on even-aged young-growth (<100 years) stands begun in 1974 and with remeasurements continuing until 2003 ("Farr plots").

And his pro-American stand began to cost him greatly at home.

Her time on the stand began to seem like a scene wisely cut out of the movie "Precious".

And one kid in the stands began to wonder: Hey, what if there was a contraption that made it possible to keep on bouncing and flipping?

In his second set, clouds blocked the sun, Ferrer changed from a white to a pink shirt and the empty stands began to fill.

For some bizarre reason men in suits, at the back of the main stand, began to sing a Cab Calloway song.

When the Frente in the south stand began one chant early on, they were whistled by the fans around the stadium, sick of being associated with them.

Their supporters in the East Stand began chanting Mourinho's name a mere two minutes into this friendly, prompting the Portuguese to respond with a polite wave.