Sentence examples for stood from the from inspiring English sources

McGovern stands almost as far from the Democratic center as Goldwater stood from the Republican center.

Which would be one thing for a staunchly right-wing Likud government - at least we'd know where they stood from the off.

I was incensed, I stood from the floor and shouted, "Mr. Singh, your country was never occupied by the Japanese Imperial Army!" That weekend, the entire foreign delegation was invited to Kyoto; only my wife and I were excluded from the trip.

Still, Amo's understanding is remarkably different from, say, Kant's account of global history, on which black Africans stood, from the very beginning and as if by definition, beyond the pale of history, and therefore led lives of no intrinsic value, lives that could only be given value through absorption into a global system dominated by Europe.

"What else do they want?" asked a Christian woman, who gave her name as Um Khalid, 56, who runs a food shop down the street from an Assyrian Christian church in Baghdad, where twisted and blackened cars still stood from the explosion the night before.

In the last image I have mapped out where the 'Town of Tomorrow' once stood from the 1939 World's Fair.

Only Sidney Nolan (1917-1992) stands from the crowd.

"The offer stands from the BBC," he said.

We should not only stand from the present, but should also look forward to the future".

This is the legal distance to stand from the face of the dartboard.

A subcompact crossover with stand-out-from-the-crowd looks.