Sentence examples for this would stand from inspiring English sources
Her early death from multiple sclerosis deprived classical music of one of its most outstanding artists – some believe she was the greatest English cellist of all time – but even if her personal narrative had not gripped the public imagination, I reckon this would stand out as the Elgar to end all Elgars.
So I decided, let me make a cardboard cutout because I'm always being unique so I knew this would stand out".
This would stand in contrast to the hypothesized rate-limiting process for ABA biosynthesis in angiosperms, the carotenoid cleavage step leading to the formation of xanthoxin (Qin and Zeevaart 1999).
Barnett added: "If there's any suggestion of a system that allows for political intervention in journalism, nobody on this panel would stand for it".
Instead, James's stiff version falls flat: "If I thought now to afford / An answer to one bound to breathe the air / Again in the fair world, this flame would stand / With no more movement".
The league has said earlier that were the club to be wound up, all previous results this season would stand and future results recorded as 3-0 wins to the opposition.
But Dr Chothia doubts evidence gathered in this manner would stand up in court.
If a distinction that plays an important role in a theory of linguistic competence should turn out to coincide (in large part) with our traditional distinction between logical and nonlogical constants, then this fact would stand in need of explanation.
It was uncertain whether this document would stand up to close scrutiny, since the photo on the inside cover was of an 18-month-old baby (amazingly, it was indeed good enough for the military checkpoint in the Amazon).
The name suggests that this feature would stand guard, so to speak, by either keeping the dash cam on while parked or having it automatically turn on if the car is hit or being tampered with.
