Sentence examples for which she stood from inspiring English sources

One of Mr. Eggers's friends fell into a coma when the balcony on which she stood collapsed.

She also regretted that her vocabulary had distracted from the meaning of what she was saying, which she stood by.

The Republicans were euphoric over Sarah Palin's debate performance, particularly the part in which she stood tall and refrained from falling off the stage.

Ms. Jiménez is regaining prominence only weeks after suffering an embarrassing defeat in a Madrid party election, in which she stood at the request of Mr. Zapatero against a local Socialist politician.

In the 1982 campaign, her new image was introduced to the public in appearances at which she stood by Clinton's side — mute, smiling, fixing on Bill what Ellen Brantley describes as "the Nancy Reagan gaze".

"If you look at his wife, she was standing there," he said, referring to her appearance at the Democratic national convention, in which she stood alongside her husband as he delivered a searing critique of Donald Trump.

Black and white photograph of Jenny Thompson practicing the butterfly, in which she stands to qualify for the Olympics.

I feel a kind of loss, which is her absolute sense of knowing the ground on which she stands".

One of the virtues of her writing that I notice all the time, and find hard to describe, is the distance at which she stands from her text.

A painting from 2009, "Arthrogryposis Animals," is a self-portrait in which she stands, nude, next to two pigs and a calf; all four have crooked limbs.

The New Yorker, August 21, 2000 P. 128 Black and white photograph of Jenny Thompson practicing the butterfly, in which she stands to qualify for the Olympics.