Sentence examples for view stands from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure if that view stands up to scrutiny though.

Before the glowing view of the woods beyond, there, in the foreground of that view, stands the winged Sylph — the embodiment of Romantic fantasy.

As a rule, the runners occupy adjoining stalls, and squarely in front of each, blocking the view, stands a stable pony the size of a small Percheron.

Mr. Springsteen's versions of those songs are now on "The Promise," which in both Mr. Springsteen's and Mr. Landau's view stands as a coherent work, not simply a collection of outtakes.

That view stands in contrast to comments by the outgoing governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn A. King, who said last week that there was "a welcome change in the economic outlook" and that a recovery was "in sight".

A short walk away, on a plot with the best river view, stands House No. 3, a tiny wooden bungalow that serves as home until Houses No. 1 and 2 are, one hopes, finished.

Stretching credibility in an original, engaging manner makes Bob Stegmaier's aerial view of a balloon and Larry Miller's invention of an unnerving outer space view stand apart.

But when it came to hitting, just hitting, which is the most difficult of all athletic skills, there was one man who, in Mays's view, stood alone.

Those who make it to Mountain View stand a 50% chance of being selected for YC's program and a crack at Silicon Valley glory.

Of those six, two are Taiwan's contract chip manufacturers, Taiwan Semiconductor and United Microelectronics, both of which will, in his view, stand to benefit from an industry-wide increase in outsourcing.

Riots, cruel violence and total anarchy on the streets were the result of the day Google Street View stood still".