Sentence examples for would standing up from inspiring English sources

What would standing up to Sudan entail?

"I would suspect that Theodore Roosevelt would be standing up and applauding the president's initiative on, say, healthy forests," Mr. Rove said.

"He would be standing up there and I would say, 'Omigod!"' One of America's most famous designers finds an emotional connection to stir his philanthropic instincts.

A drunk person would normally walk funny, and would lack standing up.

"There's no way I would be standing up here, or any of us would have been in this kind of situation, without him," Brown said of Wallace from the podium after the Pistons clinched the championship by winning Game 5. Wallace will be a free agent on July 1, but the rest of the Pistons' core is young and under contract.

Defiantly, Mr Abbott told the G20 leaders he would be "standing up for coal".

This is soul food, what a salaryman would eat standing up, slurping, in 15 minutes flat.

He would be standing up for human rights in West Papua and he's not".

I don't know if any of you would be standing up here".

Ms. Clarke said that if those workers found themselves in a meeting with Mr. Giuliani today, "a number of them would be standing up, wanting a piece of Rudy".

Abbott told world leaders at the Brisbane summit that as the leader of a major coal producer he would be "standing up for coal".