Sentence examples for usually stood from inspiring English sources

Subjects who had usually stood during their workday reported retrospectively on their mobility: usual movement within a 1-m radius; within a 5-m radius; over 5 m.

He usually stood alone, with tape recorder in hand, avoiding eye contact.

Still, Mr Blair has improved Britain, on balance, and he has usually stood on the side of liberal progress.

Pratt usually stood beside the cameras and the actors, watching the video screens that showed each camera's shots.

Toward the end of his career, Wells usually stood out as one of the biggest pitchers in baseball.

No enthusiastic much less stormy emotion was actually in evidence: Soviet apparatchiks usually stood still, mechanically touching their hands together.

During football practice, Rick Krautman usually stands alone on the sideline.

The best shot usually stands out quite clearly".

However, their blunders have not been those of which they usually stand accused.

One of his sons usually stands at the ready, should he decide stretch his legs.

STAMFORD, Conn., Oct. 28 - Officer Bob Somody usually stands near the police barricades during protest marches.