Sentence examples for to stand somewhere from inspiring English sources

"People don't want to stand somewhere and look at each other," he said.

The next set of leaders will have to stand somewhere, and that will tell us who prevailed.

Other barriers weather, crumble, grow moss; wire merely rusts, and keeps its sting.To look at barbed wire with different eyes, you need to stand somewhere else.

Perhaps someone had merely asked him to stand somewhere, sit somewhere, in a car for example, not telling him what it was about?

For me to take an album to heart, it couldn't be the focus of my brother's attention, it had to stand somewhere on the sidelines.

"I'm sorry about them," said a producer, who looked like a man who probably carried emergency Migraleve, "Would you like to stand somewhere quieter?" "No," I replied, "I can't stop looking at them.

The actors work out for themselves where to stand, and then I help them stand somewhere better.

Acceptance is actually a large part of coping with bad situations––it is what it is, you don't have to engage the person, just nod and then stand somewhere else among your mutual friends.

"We didn't want to do the Open Street Map dot thing - we wanted to do something that at least we felt could stand somewhere near him".

… Living under this it's easy … to feel that I'm something special, that I stand somewhere in this universe because of my ingenuity and that I'm important". King prays, "'Help me, O God, to see that I'm just a symbol of a movement.

Try to find a place where the girl(or boy) is but don't get over there just stand somewhere she can see you.