Sentence examples for that could be stood from inspiring English sources
Hill Jephson Robb, a Scottish designer, showed the Temple, a large white fiberglass dish that could be stood in and rocked, recreationally or therapeutically.
We touch upon using the suggested approach to access platform software services such as network based storage or database services that could be considered stand-alone PaaS services.
"We wanted an imaginary place that could be a stand-in for all the values that we want our music to represent," says Keenan.
For the iPad measurements made without strategies to reduce glare (measurement set 1), the device was positioned on a flat surface and stood at an almost vertical angle within a commercially available iPad case that could be configured into a stand (iPad stand, http://www.apple.com).com
The New Jersey governor was among four mainstream candidates who crisscrossed New Hampshire on Wednesday, bracing for a primary poll that could be their last stand if, as polls suggest, the Iowa caucuses are dominated by Trump and hardline conservative Ted Cruz.
Of particular importance, the results also suggest, for the first time in an interrogation setting, that stressed individuals may secrete a volatile steroid based marker that could be used for stand-off detection.
Mel Wilder Scarborough, North Yorkshire Civilian victims of wars still lack their memorials, though one that could be counted, from 1935, stands in Woodford Green, Essex.
We also acknowledge that both household and national infrastructure is often inadequate to support the kinds of learning experiences that could be associated with a stand-alone curriculum.
There are several arguments based on thermodynamics and/or inspection of the canonical genetic code table that could be advanced here, although none stands out.
As things stand now, that could be his biggest challenge yet.
