Sentence examples similar to will stands from inspiring English sources

But both lecterns will stand 48 inches high.

The memorial, entitled "Empty Sky," will stand 30 feet high and extend for 200 feet.

And jutting out from the end of the pier, facing westward, are 17 of the Elbphilharmonie's eventual 26 stories, which, when completed, will stand 360 feet high.

When the Mets begin the 2010 season April 5 against Florida, that fence, 408 feet from home plate, will stand 8 feet high.

The 29,890m-rupee (£315m) statue will stand 182 metres tall, twice the height of the Statue of Liberty, and has been criticised by environmentalists.

When it is finished, the temple will measure roughly 90 by 150 feet and will stand 36 feet high from its foundation to the top of its gold-leafed capstone.

He finished 25th today, and will stand 54 points behind Jarrett and 107 points behind Labonte entering the next Winston Cup race, the Brickyard 400 on Aug. 5 at Indianapolis.

The work, which will stand 37 metres tall and be visible from any point along the city's 12-mile coastline, is due to be inaugurated on 29 June, although Lima residents knew nothing about it until recently.