Sentence examples for the stands section from inspiring English sources

Thanks to Duncan Hines, which was the official dessert sponsor of this year's Emmys, I was invited to sit in the "fans in the stands" section of the red carpet with their executives and other bloggers.

In the build-up to the match against Dover, who are eighth in the Conference, Forest Green have moved to increase the seating capacity at The New Lawn, with the East Stand section of the ground selling out earlier in the week.

Section 4 was on the opposite side, i.e. where the wind blew from the sheep pen towards the stands, and sections 2 and 3 were east and west with respect to the wind direction, respectively.

In the event of another overwhelming news development, transcending all boundaries, the stand-alone section can be reinstated.

Several former contributors referred to the stand-alone section's symbolic importance in giving priority to books.

Hundreds of contributors and readers signed a petition circulated by the National Book Critics Circle, urging the Post to save the stand-alone section.

Lennon and McCartney's songwriting partnership was very important to them, both financially and creatively; even in 1969, when they were estranged over business matters and supposedly not on speaking terms, Lennon brought McCartney his song "The Ballad of John and Yoko" and they worked together on the "middle eight" (the stand-alone section that often comes midway in a song).

Although the Supreme Court did let stand Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which lets people sue to invalidate discriminatory laws that are already in place, that route is far more difficult.

"I love the stand-up sections of the show, I find the narrative to be non-existent and kind of sloppy and kind of lazy".

The stands in several sections were filled with smoke from the burning cars.

A further check examined the total noise in the baseline and stand sections.