Sentence examples for their stands for from inspiring English sources

24 November, Sandton Johannesburg...The Sandton Convention Centre was once again a-buzz as UNICEF South Africa joins numerous football focused businesses to put the finishing touches on their stands for the 2008 Soccerex Convention.

UNICEF and Soccerex 2008 24 November, Sandton Johannesburg...The Sandton Convention Centre was once again a-buzz as UNICEF South Africa joins numerous football focused businesses to put the finishing touches on their stands for the 2008 Soccerex Convention.

The B-52's made their stand for hedonism, knocking out their asymmetrical, new-wave boogies about kisses, interplanetary excursions and imaginary dance crazes.

They failed in their bid for Single Payer, then in their stand for a "Robust Public Option" in the health reform bill.

They have eroded the heart of darkness through their stand for something better, and they have shaken our world by creating peace within their hearts.

Ask what their party stands for and they will tell you it exists to champion liberty.

Ms. Prescott, the principal, believes their adventure stands for something a little more.

THERE is a lingering assumption among Britons that their country stands for probity and fair play.

Both unlike the dissembling English can articulate unapologetically what their country stands for.

Such metathesis, as it is called, appears in Psalms, in which qirbam ("their inward thoughts") stands for qibram ("their grave").

Their Stand Up for African Mothers programme is aiming to train an additional 15,000 midwives across Africa by 2015.