Sentence examples similar to suitable to stand from inspiring English sources
How did they get on?: Having put in a decent showing in 2008 when mayoral candidate Alan Craig finished in sixth place, the Christian party could not find a suitable candidate to stand for mayor this time around.
After all, which one of the remaining "world leaders" was a more suitable candidate to stand right next to Xi? Europe's last dictator Alexander Lukashenko?
Find a suitable place to stand.
Safety would be improved by allocating the most suitable areas to those who continue to stand and separating those who wish to stand from those who prefer to sit would mean no more blocked views.
Due to their many advantages, we consider PBN to stand as a suitable modelling framework for the description and analysis of complex biological systems, ranging from molecular to physiological levels.
The easiest and most condoned course of action would be to burry your true self under a stack of bibles, hope that your lies are strong enough to stand on, and find a suitable beard.
Like anyone else, a person in poverty wants to be able to stand a round of drinks, to return a financial favour to friends, to give a suitable gift to relatives.
If this drain is in water too deep for you to stand in, or if your crotch is above water when you stand, this drain is not suitable.
It's more rugged to stand up to the "don't be gentle, it's a rental" hotel and gym crowd, and comes with software that's more suitable for gym use.
It was shown in Sydney in 1996, and an identical puppy (with different flowers suitable to its climate and location) stands in front of the Guggenheim Bilbao in Spain as part of the permanent collection.
