Sentence examples for stood for less from inspiring English sources

At the Garden of Spices here in Greenwich, the campers stood for less than three minutes in the barn before the stench of duckling droppings drove them out.

He was one of the few American architects to see Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Pavilion, which stood for less than a year, in 1929, and it strongly influenced his early work.

Cows without fresh feed at the 1400 h milking tended to stand for less time following that milking (71.0 vs. 94.0 min), whereas cows without fresh feed at the 0700 h milking stood for less time following that milking (66.3 vs. 87.8 min).

A study of 221,000 Australians age 45 and older found that those who simply stood more than two hours a day had a death rate 10percentt lower than people who stood for less than two hours when followed over the course of four years.

Pulteney Bridge stood for less than 20 years in the form Adam created.

The farthest south record of the Nimrod Expedition stood for less than three years, until Amundsen reached the South Pole on 15 December 1911.

"The L stands for less sugar". Oh.

He said he stands for less government and lower taxes, and plans to portray Mr. Daschle as being too focused on national causes.

"We tend to stand for less money than we would get in the private sector, doing similar things, because we know at the end of it we have a good pension". He says there is particular concern about the effects of the proposals on women taking a career break and on young researchers who spend time at universities abroad.

For green reasons, they have to stand for less consumption, too.

We started out doing LTL, which stands for less than truckload shipments that are too big to send through the UPS store but too small for a whole truckload.