Sentence examples for when one stands from inspiring English sources
"When one stands on the other side, in Christianshavn," he wrote in his journal, "one seems to be far, very far away from Copenhagen".
"Mister," she said, "when one stands, all are tired".
Gaudi comes easily to mind when one stands at the base of the Municipal Building, across from City Hall.
"Firstly, I think it is sad, and when one stands back I think it is very unfortunate that the BBC has lost both Gavyn Davies and Greg Dyke at the same time.
Hallé presents his compelling descriptions and memories of some of the more remarkable ones, accompanied by his lovely sketches – far more effective than photographs, he believes, in capturing the reflection and "dialogue" necessary when "one stands face to face with an alien". Hallé sets playful stylized drawings explicating the strange behaviours, adaptations and coevolution of each species.
A woman down to the gritty dregs of a crack binge in "Going Native" faces the same intimations of disintegration that threaten Gwen, "a sense of being peeled away, ushered toward a revelation she wasn't capable of bearing, as when one stands too long before a mirror and the images shift toward the unrecognizable, the ultimate horror of simple things".
They found that alcohol, combined with the stress caused when one stood up, could cause a drop in blood pressure, even among young people who drank a relatively moderate amount (two or three beers an hour).
Only when one stand is performed 10 seconds, the next, more difficult stand is performed.
The Internet was a mere tool, and the dream was, as ever, to foster the alchemy that occurs when one person stands inches from another's attempt to make the churning world stand still.
They don't like it in Australia when one poppy stands taller than the others.
We've seen it many times, when one person stands up to speak about their mental health problems, in order to do their bit to challenge the stigma and discrimination that still plagues us, then others will follow.
