Sentence examples for traditional stands from inspiring English sources

This year's version will include 21 traditional stands alongside curated exhibitions.

The plan was a formal version of China's traditional stand on the conflict.

And you realize how bizarrely close what she's saying here is to the stuff of traditional stand-up acts.

As for advice for older students, sought by a teacher in the audience, he took a strikingly traditional stand.

Today, only two companies still make traditional stand-alone palmtops that run the Palm operating system: Palm and Sony.

Among the many options, two TV genres dominate: the traditional "stand-and-stir," popularized by Julia Child, and the reality competition, spearheaded by "Iron Chef".

The queue for the castle, for example, feels more like a tour of Hogwart's than the more traditional stand-and-shuffle.

"John Oliver: Terrifying Times" serves mainly to demonstrate the huge gulf between "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," to which Mr. Oliver contributes funny bits, and traditional stand-up comedy.

Mr. O'Brien is seeking a balance between the antic anti-comedy he did for younger viewers on "Late Night," and the traditional stand-up routines and comfy couch-side chats that proved so popular for Mr. Leno.

Bringing two such offbeat, fresh-thinking minds together offers not so much a twist on the traditional stand-up club bill, but more of a gentle rebuke of that format's failings.

Rhod Gilbert Syngenta Cellar, Huddersfield, Thursday Marking a move away from Gilbert's trademark smalltown stories into more traditional stand-up, this excellent show was a huge hit at last year's Fringe.