Sentence examples for which require standing from inspiring English sources

Powerlifters compete in three events for a total score, consisting of bench presses, or lifting a barbell straight up while lying on a bench; squats, which require standing from a deep squat while holding a barbell across the shoulders; and deadlifting, or crouching with arms extended and standing while lifting a barbell from the floor.

But, he added, the university "decided that it was not convenient for him to work in clinical medicine, which requires standing for operations and running to emergencies and things like that".

It will require standing up to small businesses that pay income taxes rather than profit taxes, which will claim, with some cause, that the reform discriminates against them.

But that would require standing up to Washington lobbyists.

The place was a field fit for the action of a phalanx, which requires smooth standing and even ground, and also had divers little hills, one joining another, fit for the motions whether in retreat or advance of light troops and skirmishers.

Arnold, who is tiny but doesn't appear frail, gave up painting about two years ago because she no longer had the strength to work on large canvases, which require long periods of standing and a great deal of motion.

It requires standing up against particular get-tough plans which together drive the numbers – and yet which, in isolation, always have plausible sounding justifications.

Conventional rice production requires standing water.

Anything that required standing in line passed the test.

Limited hip and knee extension were associated with postural asymmetries in both supine and standing positions which require extended legs.

A rain garden is not a pond and won't breed mosquitoes, which require 10 to 14 days in standing water to develop from eggs into adults.