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61. It sounds promising to say that these sentences stand to wonderings and wishes very much as factual statements stand to beliefs.

62. Yet, in a cruel paradox, it is the world's poorest countries that stand to suffer most from climate change.

63. A large figure was there going from one music stand to another with a pencil.

64. The colonel gave the order for the men to stand to attention.

65. That's good for them, because they stand to make a commission of hundreds of pounds.

66. For a while we stand to one side, then sit down in the second row of benches.

67. "I can't even stand to be in the same room as him!" she said with a shudder.

68. Both snail genes and fluke genes stand to gain from the snail's bodily survival,(www.Sentencedict.com) all other things being equal.

69. Hence a director of a company may stand to lose financially even though the company has limited liability.

70. Pupils with special needs also stand to benefit from other developments in mainstream education.

71. Often the way you naturally stand to the ball is correct as your body automatically adjusts to the slope.

72. He took the witness stand to explain.

73. Soldiers click their heels when they stand to attention.

74. We were ordered to stand to attention.

75. I stand to be corrected.

76. Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej, in a nationally broadcast address Thursday morning,[sentencedict.com] dismissed reports he was preparing to stand to end weeks of anti-government protests.

77. Now we all know that the size of a man's appendage versus his outer extremities (hand, head, foot) has no proven correlation, and nor does the act of self-gratification stand to make one go blind.

78. Developing countries especially stand to gain if the impasse is broken in multilateral trade negotiations.

79. Creative Commons, Scribd, Project Gutenberg, Copyleft are all built to enable young leaders to emerge with ideas and solutions that stand to change the world.

80. The driving device is rotated and driven by the actuating device, which causes the fixture stand to rotate simultaneously.

81. But the big picture is little comfort to those who stand to lose their homes, especially those without flood insurance.

82. Let us also recognize that older generations themselves stand to learn a great deal from the experiences and examples of young people as they come of age in a world of accelerating interconnectedness.

83. Pufferfish stand to be the second most poisonous vertebrate in the world.

84. The best fortune of a man is to have a wife who stand to sense.

85. Undiversified tobacco companies stand to lose if there were a mass migration to smokeless products like Snus.

86. Friend, face the blackness, stand to keep, do not crouch down.

87. And neither one of them would ever dream, of course, of bringing home a one-night stand to spice up the relationship.

88. If the space is too little, can stand to exchange the word of the shoe only, had better be in so often the wall point that the hand helps does an adornment board, in case flyblown metope.

89. I expect the highlight of the Xerox stand to be their new continuous feed colour press, the 490/980 (pictured right).

90. So chief executives stand to reap especially large gains because they are traditionally among the biggest holders of company stock.