Sentence examples for stood one of from inspiring English sources

Hawthorn will regain Brian Lake, a late out on Saturday night, who would have stood one of Kennedy or Darling (who kicked a combined six goals).

Around the corner stood one of those "everything" shops that sold, alongside perfume and cheap watches, bootleg cassettes.

On the wooden sideboard stands one of three Tiffany-style lamps that Mr. Moser bought at ABC Carpet and Home on Broadway in Manhattan.

Twenty minutes outside the town, perched on a hill overlooking a coast fringed by beautiful, mainly deserted beaches,, stands one of several plantation owners' estates, Greenwood Great House.

Everyone stands, one of us gets their coats, peppy goodbyes.

At the Pennsauken end of the boulevard stands one of the last business, Zinman Furs.

In its place now stands one of the pillars of Brooklyn Bridge.

Just blocks away stands one of the arms factories that avoided destruction.

In the downstairs lobby, for instance, stands one of the lively, charming and wonderfully retro PT Cruisers.

Georgian & Regency: 1714-1830 Duff House BAberdeenshirenshire (01261 818181) In Aberdeenshire - 'the county of castles' - stands one of William Adam's neoclassical masterpieces.

A few paces towards the DLR station stands one of the highest remaining sections of the Roman wall.