Sentence examples for thought it stood from inspiring English sources

Edmondson hadn't wanted to retread old ground: he was proud of what they'd achieved and thought it stood on its own merits.

I immediately thought it stood for Paki.

Don't say "I thought it stood for Abs, Bums and Thighs".

Richard L. Brodsky, a Westchester Democrat who is chairman of the Assembly Committee on Environmental Conservation, pushed for the prudency hearing, and said yesterday that he thought it stood the best chance of succeeding.

Mr. Thomas hinted today that he would bring a new bill to the House floor this week if he thought it stood a chance of also passing the Senate with help from moderate Democrats.

"We stayed in touch after he produced that first show, it grew from there and it helped Radio 1 to become aware of me," says James. "It was an hour of shaky nervousness, but they thought it stood out, which meant I was on their radar".

Still, I think it stood me in good stead for boxing.

When it suddenly happened, he says quite candidly that he didn't think it stood much of a chance.

And I think it stood him in very good stead with all his customers and all the people watching.

While lovely and worthy of the competition, I didn't think it stood much of a chance against the rest.

I think it stood the test of time," said Graham Monday during an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt.