Sentence examples for which standing from inspiring English sources

The position from which standing bows are done.

There is, first, difficulty in applying the rule that an injury on which standing is predicated be personal, not official.

And these terms are no more effective to make a statute valid which standing alone is void for vagueness.

Researchers are hypothesising that developing longer telomeres may be a mechanism by which standing up delivers a longer, healthier life.

The Aztec turned out an astonishing quantity of these figures, which, standing in rows, served as standard bearers along the avenues leading to various buildings.

This section is written almost as a religious experience in which, standing on the ice, the feeling is of flying in a dream.

To describe the shifting relationship between the dancers as a power dynamic seems crude, but it's significant which one is standing, which lying down.

I went in by the front gate, which was standing open.

Intensity and virtuosity are hallmarks of this orchestra, which performed standing throughout the concert.

The noise of the explosion frightened many of the horses which were standing near.

"There's not a single hut which is standing," he told the Associated Press.