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(211) We are all good friends ; why stand on ceremony?

(212) I stand on their balcony, quietly watching the rain fall down, gently dripping on the floor, and the ground water confluence, and make no reply to flow downhill.

(213) Tears roll down my face as I stand on the fragrant plains.

(214) The Lord said, 'Go out and stand on the mountain in the presence of the Lord' "(I Kings 19:11).

(215) Suddenly the branch that he is stand on snap off.

(216) I can ( only ) just reach the shelf, if I stand on tiptoe.

(217) Overwhelming. A rare level of greatness for wines that knock your socks off with their massiveness or make your hair stand on end with their elegance.

(218) If you doubt yourself, then indeed you stand on shaky ground. - ---- Henrik Ibsen.

(219) Now we stand on the moral high ground. We can defend ethically and morally everything we stand for.

(220) Promise me, promise me you'll never let nobody turn you into no cripple. You won't become no charity case. You'll stand on your own two feet.

(221) Zhang Fei saw also stand on the doorway in the classroom full person,(Sentencedict) is not interrogatively said by ground.

(222) Why the statue of liberty stand on the New York s harbor?

(223) Cooper is thus able to stand on neutral ground, though making it plain that his patriotic sympathies are with the Americans.

(224) Cordia Harrington doesn't have to stand on her feet all day anymore.

(225) Your cap is on the table, Tom. Stand on tiptoe and get it.

(226) Beside the operating table was a stand on which the instruments and antiseptics had been placed.

(227) She sells vegetables fish at wooden stand on a dirt road near Dakar, Senegal's capital.

(228) The"wedding car"is coming:Bridegroom, groomsman had to stand on the"car". They all have make-up in the town which is fairly fashionable.

(229) This is just one more fast food legend without a drumstick to stand on.

(230) Tell these chickenhearted dunces why you alone among them stand on the right side of the hall.

(231) In Lao-Tsze, what kinds of establishment that " ens " or "nonexistence" can stand on is not very clear, but its basic trend is "have form" and "nonexistent form".

(232) Cross new century, we stand on new scratch line, welcomed new opportunity and challenge.

(233) I'll pay the bill, you don't need to stand on ceremony.

(234) The discrepancies between them in terms of stage effect and narrative modes demonstrate the fact that Chinese and western drama take a different stand on alienation effect.