Take a look at what happens when this woman tries to stand nicely for a few seconds and you'll understand.
One that that you can use is the ring that dental floss is on out of a small dental floss container once it was empty, and simply taped it over the bottom of the straws so it stands nicely.
Our cabernet sauvignon, a Concha y Toro 2000 from Chile, at $20, was full-bodied and stood up nicely to the hearty food.
The rugged, clunky-looking watches stood out nicely and neatly on the wrists of skateboarders, street dancers, mountain hikers and musicians who began to wear them as a fashion statement.
As usual, he stood up nicely, his arms close to his body and his feet not too far apart, ready to go anywhere but not without a reason — the picture of a powerful, decisive intellect unfettered by preconceptions.
"Last year it rained and everyone stood so nicely and patiently in the rain and we sold out," recalled Anita Rhodes, a Swedish-born association member who now lives in Chester.
Despite the excellences of the Broadway productions, most by Harold Prince, and despite the natural tendency to compare everything else with those originals, these productions stood up nicely on their own.
A tangle of pici — like much thicker, hand-rolled spaghetti — stood up nicely to a sweet and spicy pork sausage ragù whose forcefulness and liberal application would have overwhelmed a flimsier noodle.
When asked if he knew what the acronym PETA stood for, Nicely replied "People Eating Tasty Animals".
Even without them, though, The Boy in the Dress would stand very nicely on its own two (high-heeled) feet.
