Sentence examples for when will it stand from inspiring English sources

When will it stand with science by divesting from fossil fuel companies that undermine it?

Jenny Randerson, the Liberal Democrat transport spokeswoman, said Southern was "taking the public for a ride while passengers are left fuming on platforms … When will ministers stand up to Southern and take away its franchise?

But while #WhiteWomenBoycottTwitter, I ask, when will you stand in support of us?

Editor's Note: So when will you stand up and thank the Mets for a wonderful season?

So why exactly is law enforcement collecting such massive amounts of information on citizens and when will people stand up and demand an end to the erosion of their privacy?

Expected to be completed next summer, when it will stand at a relatively modest 30 metres, it is a showcase for Canada's wood products and building expertise.The case for wooden high rises is rooted in their environmental benefits.

At "We will come together to strengthen our intelligence capacities," the Court sat; at "The hour is coming when America will act," it stood.

Yet one can hardly take the British Government seriously when it will not stand up for its own citizens in Guantanamo Bay.

With use of natural insemination, the bull will know when she will stand to breed and when she isn't receptive.

Your editorial is most welcome, but when will the electorate stand up and insist on making changes?

But the official name of the 377-foot, $29 million red steel structure, right, is the ArcelorMittal Orbit; and when it is finished, it will stand taller than Big Ben or the Statue of Liberty (though it will be several hundred feet shorter than its Parisian ancestor, the Eiffel Tower).