Sentence examples for visit stands from inspiring English sources

While hardly representative of the spirit of his trip, one comment that Stern made during the 1979 visit stands out.

And yes, you can pop downstairs and visit stands run by social conservatives wearing strange cod-mediaeval cloaks with roaring lion pins (it's to symbolise Christian martyrdom and sacrifice, one of the cod-knights explained).

The idea is to offer attendees a second or third look, using their screens to "visit" stands that they did not have time to see and to compare and contrast products, materials and prices.

But however welcome the shift from half a century of hostility and estrangement towards the new approach of dialogue, the visit stands somewhat apart in US foreign policy terms.

You have a choice during this state visit: stand with Ratzinger, or stand with his Catholic victims.

It is all in the dawning phase, which is part of what makes a Washington wine country visit stand out in the age of packaged tours.

Among American Christmas collectibles, early and illustrated versions of "Visit" stand alone.

Clinton's visit stood in sharp contrast with those of likely Republican presidential candidates who have been flooding the state to court voters.

It's an ongoing balance among all cities, all towns, so it's a good lesson to learn to withhold judgment, let each visit stand on its own, and have a victory of its own.

However, according to the Uganda Demographic Health survey of 2006, the recommended general antenatal care attendance (4+ visits) stands at 48%%, and about 25%% of teenagers become pregnant annually.

Every one we visited stood on a prominence near a river.