stand in, for, on, at or by?
| Don't stand in the rain or fog. |
| Where do you stand in the man v. |
| I stand in solidarity with Prof. |
| Visit Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum in Ancaster to stand in an 1812 barn interior. |
| Frank was stood in front of the desk, also with a drink which he was nervously sipping. |
| I want to know if you will stand in the center of the fire with me and not shrink back. |
| The school allowed students who didn't wish to take part to leave the room and stand in the hallway during that time. |
| Some parts of the NHS are a disgrace, i have not come to that conclusion because of Labours standing in the polls. |
| The paper's failure as a work of statistical genetics stands in contrast to its success as a work of public outreach. |
| She actually didn't even realise she was standing in the street naked until one of the firefighters pointed it out. |
| I've no idea what you stand for. |
| They all stand for the Last Post. |
| I for one will stand for liberty. |
| You have the right to stand for the Trust Board and you get a vote in those elections. |
| He is a legend of country music and isn't shy about who is he and what he stands for. |
| This is complicated by the fact that acronyms can stand for more than one thing, and are often used interchangeably. |
| She stood for election last year as a councillor in East London where she failed miserably to turn the borough blue. |
| The last fight will be between the globalists and the individual who stands for the sovereignty of its own country. |
| BPM itself stands for Business Process Modelling/Modeling, Business Process Model, and Business Process Management. |
| Roger is standing on the ground. |
| We were standing on the overpass. |
| She is shown standing on two lions. |
| Stand on your own as much as if you moved to a separate valley, like in Atlas Shrugged. |
| So what's with all the uproar? At first glance, this law seems to stand on firm ground. |
| From standing on a busy main road, you're suddenly in a cool, candlelit wine cellar. |
| You could stand on the strip where it had been, look left and right, and think you were between two different worlds. |
| Felix will fly to the edge of space in a stratospheric balloon, then open the hatch and stand on the rim of oblivion. |
| If I was a betting man, I would hedge my bets that they are coming knowing very clearly where they stand on the issue. |
| Liverpool and United fans will stand on the terraces together and remember those who lost there lives at Hillsborough. |
| A year ago, they stood at $503. |
| Earnings per share stood at $1. |
| Current production stands at 1. |
| Case in point: Gallup's latest measurement of Obama's approval stands at a glowing 53%. |
| Debt stands at $11 billion as of December 2010, up $800 million from the previous year. |
| S had poverty rates above 17 percent, with Mississippi's poverty rate standing at 22. |
| Probable reserves stand at 27 trillion cubic feet whereas daily consumption is about 101 million standard cubic feet. |
| He stands at the head of the lists of participants, and Athanasius ascribes to him the actual success of the symbol. |
| The best hill is right next to Chateau Lake Louise (on your left as you stand at the lakeshore and look at the hotel). |
| Standing at the Dutch Square, the Stadthuys appears majestically impressive with its big windows, doors and stairs. |
| A chubby man stood by his side. |
| And I shall stand by you always. |
| We stand by grace or not at all. |
| Stand by side of an operator (experienced one) and see the operator how he is doing it. |
| Policemen were standing by the railings trying to prevent people from climbing over. |
| They can stand by the iwi by iwi approach, but that is an open invite for Court action. |
| You created me and I am Your servant, I stand by my covenant and promise with You according to the best of my ability. |
| However including anything, We all stand by my brand new crucial vehicles of individuals procure all you fork out for. |
| When PTI started taking in feudals and lotas, I stood by them because Khan convinced us that he knew what he was doing. |
| Failure of GSL to stand by its commitment to implement amendments, does not give much hope about other recommendations. |
| Will any government stand up to. |
| It's okay to stand up for yourself. |
| There is no way he'd stand up to them. |
| You can't find a decent denialist sattack on AGW that stands up to scientific scrutiny. |
| Get me something that has the fat and flavor to stand up to all those tannins and fruit. |
| Alas! The idealisation of the February Revolution does not stand up to the least scrutiny. |
| Our heartbreak is not unusual, we are just two people who stood up to the people who destroyed our son's precious life. |
| We must sustain and increase the momentum she has created, and stand up for every girl's fundamental right to education. |
| He stays for months and defiles the house to the point where Marge can't take it anymore and decides to stand up to him. |
| Obviously we want the data to stand up to scrutiny if we are going to persuade the regulator or Government to act on it. |
| They stood with big government. |
| Stand with feet hip width apart. |
| This is where I stand with Spain right now. |
| I stood with my lamp held out over the stair-rail, and he came slowly within its light. |
| Personally, I still stand with my earlier position of not allowing the export of the BMs. |
| You have extended a precious gift to me and many others simply by letting us stand with you. |
| To avail a berth in the train even Anna Hazare would have bribed the TTE if his wife was standing with his baby. |
| The non-Muslim world, who resents the military power of the west, was gathered to stand with the west against them. |
| I fervently believe that the entire nation with opposition members alike stood with him in prayers and wished him well. |
| He is pretty good on his feet, but, if he accepts to fight standing with me again he's going to get knocked out again. |
| His soul is standing before him. |
| That's right--stand before the King and the Queen. |
| A man diligent in his work will stand before kings. |
| And I saw the dead, small and great, standing before God, and books were opened. |
| I will stand before Him having made some mistakes in judgment because I can not read hearts. |
| Jesus stands before his accusers receiving and absorbing the questions and the accusations that they throw at him. |
| If you will be sincere, and can get the people to believe you, nothing shall stand before your prayer, not even cancer. |
| Aladdin's mother went to the palace, as her son had bidden her, and stood before the divan in the same place as before. |
| Detail of a miniature of two men standing before a bishop, from the Smithfield Decretals, southern France (probably Toulouse ), c. |
| LFC should not stand behind a plea of ignorance. |
| Everybody is standing behind him at the World Cup. |
| At least be woman enough to stand behind what you said. |
| I stand behind what I wrote as an accurate summation of Scribner's stated position. |
| At some point we will see whether Germany really will stand behind the entire eurozone. |
| You guys really stand behind your brand and it shows with great passion and love of the game. |
| Then he stands behind the six balls and explains that the numbers have already been written upon them in numerical order. |
| Some people have reported seeing another spiritual body standing behind Margaret's body and even that the color of her eyes change. |
| Like I said, I was standing next to Mr. |
| COLEEN NOLAN: I stood next to Jimmy Savile. |
| There are two students standing next to the officer. |
| But Michelle now stands next to a man that may be elected president of the United States. |
| I tried my hand at underwear and she pissed in them, while standing next to the toilet. |
| I stole a glance at my sister standing next to me, raw determination fixed on her face. |
| The mean pollution level when stood next to a smoker at a bus stop was 16 times that when there was no smoker present. |
| It was large and orange - as big as the tip of a cigarette would be, if someone were stood next to you smoking at night. |
| Kristoff walks away (back to the direction from which he came) past a female officer standing next to a computer screen. |
| Although it sucks having a panic attack, I can't imagine standing next to someone feeling helpless feels very nice either. |
| It stands as a protector of property rights. |
| Only if we stand as an United Country and fight for Peace. |
| I prefer to stand as a role model and a symbol of exploration. |
| Their ruins stand as a reminder of the cycles of devastation that have swept this region. |
| In many ways, Griffin stands as a clear dividing line between the Old South and the New. |
| So my humble request to all leaders of this country to stand as one and stop this terrorism. |
| For most of the 20th century FC Barcelona stood as a symbol for Catalonia, a region in the northeastern edge of Spain. |
| Thus, under the gold standard, a free banking system stands as the protector of an economy's stability and balanced growth. |
| Murdered before the film saw its release, the film stands as a wonderfully bittersweet testament to her considerable talent. |
| That's the premise for Richard Linklater's Before Sunset, a lovely tone poem that stands as a bookend to 1994's Before Sunrise. |
| They should stand against the fanatics solidly. |
| Surely Koreish is not able to stand against them. |
| It was a name that stood against time and nature. |
| In this sense, his willingness to stand against the spirit of the age is admirable. |
| When the villagers come, they, too, stand against the trees and the axemen give up. |
| Theoden thinks that Rohan can not stand against the army Saruman is sending against them. |
| It's bound to be a pretty comical sight, the Grey Hair &; Blue Rinse crowd standing against Big Oil and Ottawa. |
| Actually, every game I've played Kenko is always the lone survivor who stands against the enemy util the last turn. |
| Hats off to the lady for standing against the brutality and high headedness of the Director and the organisation. |
| IMO they were actually campaigning pretty hard to get party votes, and I stood against Dr Sharples in Tamaki Makaurau. |
| What chance do you stand between two useless companies. |
| Only one thing stands between the sinner and hell; the Gospel. |
| Because, he told them, I'd standing between you and the pitchforks. |
| The men continued to stand between parked cars, I guess to wait for SOmeone else to hit on. |
| The only thing standing between our ancient, beloved continent and its descent into all-out war. |
| Goldman Sachs was simply standing between insurance buyer and insurance seller and taking a cut. |
| From the kingdom of Gondor, now all that stands between good and evil, to a thrilling conclusion at Mount Doom. |
| Bang goes to the front of the crowd, standing between them and the iron gate separating them from their families. |
| The necromancer general summons up and re-enforces a zombie horde to stand between himself and the approaching beastmen. |
| Students stand beside their desk. |
| Norma Liongoren stands beside artwork by her husband, Alfredo. |
| A woman was standing beside the road, talking to Alec at the wheel. |
| At least we are true to ourself and stand beside them whatever the road they'll take. |
| It had a matching jug too, but it just stood beside the sugar bowl and was never used. |
| Nick with his pipe standing beside the Christmas tree propped up with dozens of presents. |
| The press and photographers got a big kick out of watching the Secret Service man standing beside the cage of fowl. |
| But if you see what I see, if you feel as I feel, and if you would seek as I seek, then I ask you to stand beside me today,. |
| I think that's the one album I gave a great review to this year that I can firmly stand beside and still feel the same way about. |
| So here I stand outside the Bakery. |
| We stood outside the gate, bummed out. |
| Or did she? She stood outside the empty town. |
| Charles was stood outside the swamp with Nurse kelleye whom was looking at his arm. |
| I will have to volunteer next year and go and stand outside a Millwall or West Ham game. |
| No one would form a mob and stand outside Rhodes House and demand that the scholars go home. |
| James Nelson Kemp (husband of Alice Kemp nee Parnall ), standing outside his pub, the Royal Oak in Great Dunmow. |
| The Red Abbey, an Augustinian foundation, is the only surviving building from medieval Cork and it stood outside the walled city. |
| The two idiots, one a local and the other his wife / girlfriend who was a foreigner were still standing outside their vehicle. |
| Two miles later, my brain still standing outside Earlsfield, I realise I'd going the wrong way -- heading straight for Mitcham. |
| Standing over me was Remi, from all those years ago. |
| I remember when I first came to Dharavi, I stood over the place and was astounded by what I saw. |
| The Archbasilica stands over the remains of the ' new fort ' of the imperial cavalry bodyguard. |
| I first used it when we were doing our survival training, and I used it in the toilet tent, standing over the ' P ' bucket. |
| There are some variations, but most of the time I'd standing over the Cup, seeing my own excitement reflected back in his eyes. |
| The first Seal violently moved the women out of the way and the other two stood over him and fired several more shots into his chest. |
| But here he was standing over the same sort of lies - he had a gun, he acted suspiciously, he made sudden movements - being told in London. |
| Then, like a ghost out of nowhere, a male Leopard came bounding in and stood over the kill! Male Leopard ambushes the Wild Dog and stands over the kill. |
| It's not just a smoking gun, the culprit has been caught standing over the body with the smoking gun in hand, with the act caught on DVD quality CCTV. |
| Then, like a ghost out of nowhere, a male Leopard came bounding in and stood over the kill! Male Leopard ambushes the Wild Dog and stands over the kill. |
| As she stood to one side, she addressed him with a verse. |
| On approaching, having bowed down to the Blessed One, she stood to one side. |
| That will stand to them and with Craig Gilroy coming in, that will add to it. |
| Then two or three soldiers stood to attention and gave a satisfactory account of themselves. |
| Gulki has such a good screen presence that the only guy who can stand to her level is Varun's Vikram. |
| And not to mention the fact that our fans have been so bloody impressive that it may stand to us when we begin our bid for 2020. |
| You stand to a point that you don't know you are standing; you are more involved in the thing you are doing that you forget you are standing. |
| The Wee county are well capable are giving it a right go on Sunday and the experience of playing some big matches at Croke Park in recent times will stand to them. |
| I don't think I could ever be able to stand to much training! A very interesting topic! very informative I am surprised by all of the facts about people using the bathroom in space. |