Sentence examples for which standing in from inspiring English sources

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.

The only problem is the intense buildup – after which, standing in your ballgown drinking dandelion and burdock out of a plastic cup must be "totes trag!" as the youth of today say; a kind of Henley regatta for teen losers.

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

Corbyn said he was elected Labour leader on a manifesto in which standing against the renewal of Trident was a key component.

Octavia built a library in his honour, while Augustus named a theatre after him, the remains of which were standing in the 21st century.

"There's a happening down by the mushrooms," an actor tells the audience, which is standing in the balcony before the play begins.

Leading the current charge is cryotherapy, which involves standing in your underwear in a chamber, chilled to a fresh -90C (-130F), and watching your arm hairs turn to frost.

All have been attending job fairs, which entails standing in lines for hours to watch their resumes disappear into huge stacks.

He suggested Wenger's mistakes were never properly evaluated, which was standing in the way of them challenging Europe's other leading sides.

"She had a certain amount of power and success and drive, and then she lost all that," Ms. Delany said in an interview in between tapings in Providence, R.I., which is standing in for Philadelphia.

He was playing for PSV Eindhoven and he was required to juggle a ball in the surf on the Dutch North Sea coast, which was standing in for the Copacabana.