Sentence examples for why it stands from inspiring English sources

I don't know why it stands.

I want someone looking at CCTV to understand why it stands up".

Why it stands out: Instead of being a kitschy theme bar, Ivy & Coney is a small, dark two-room tavern.

Why it stands out: This narrow room, with two dozen stools made from old tractor seats, isn't fancy.

Why it stands out: There's nothing spectacular about this simple room, which has about three-dozen seats.

"The Carnegie Hall Concert" marks his first release from an American solo concert, but that's not why it stands out.

That's why it stood out to me.

Why, it just stands for 'Day'," a voice said.

And it gave me a moment of clarity in understanding the nature of injustice and why it often stands for so long.

AS Temple Church, Bristol, 29 October–21 November Why should sculpture be still and why should it stand on the floor or a plinth?

But others will say if things are going in our direction, why change?" As it stands, Brown's allies insist he would never quit before an election and that the suggestion is even more laughable amid signs of some Labour recovery.