用“stand on”造句大全，stand on造句

Please don't stand on ceremony with me.

These dishes stand on the top shelf.

I do not stand on scruple with him.

He tried to stand on his head but couldn't.

I stand under the sun, I stand on the earth, I stand in the universe, but one day, I will also melt into it, disappear, no one knows.

In fact, the shortcut on your side, that is diligent accumulation, stand on solid ground, willingness.

Doctors and governors stand on the right, psychologists sit on the left, young people stand behind psychologists, and each of us is absorbed.

If he were told to stand on the river for a day, a month, or a year he would stand there.

He is a man of small moral stature who always tries to stand on his dignity.

Thanks for every day, we can stand on the stage of the world and walk firmly on our own road.

At night, when everything was still, I heard a scream, which made my hair stand on end.

A small river flows through the town, and the mountains stand on both sides. It's totally alpine and Canyon landform.

Two 12-foot-tall statues stand on both sides, with Hell Dog on one side and Pterosaur on the other, sprinkled with crow droppings.

Water Tower and Flower Bridge stand on one side and lie on the other side to form a wonderful water tower and flower bridge.

When I was down and out, I often thought, Is there no place for me to stand on a cone when the world is so big?

stand on a vantage point

I stand on my rights.

He clarified his stand on the issue.

It is possible to discern the truth if we can stand aside and stand on an objective stand.

A china statuette of a shepherdess stand on the table.

If a person can stand on his own, there will be more than one fine member in the people; if an individual can stand on his own, the country will of course stand on its own.

The guest tried to stand the egg on end, but in vain. Also, no other guest could make the egg stand on end.

‘Can you stand on your head for half an hour?’ asks Raymond.

While eI stand on the roadway, or on the pavements GREy, I hear in the deep hearts core.

Those who stand on tiptoe are not steady. Those who strain their strides cannot long keep up the pace.

Two morons stand on a cliff with their arms outstretched. One has some budgies lined up on each arm, the other has parrots lined up on his arms.

On the stage, the team's captain was helping him stand on the edge of the stage with his back to the firemen.

stand on ceremony;stand on one's rights.

"Come, don't stand on ceremony."

Did I stand on your foot? Sorry!

Please make yourselves at 't stand on ceremony.

We stand on a lonely, windswept point on the northern shore of france.

Make yourself at home;there's no reason to stand on ceremony in our home.

Man-li, you stand on the table on one leg and keep the other leg up. -You needn't be afraid of falling off, because we'll stand one on each side of the table.

To stand one's ground

He says if you could stand on the Moon and watch the total lunar eclipse, the view would be even more dramatic.

Come on. Don't stand on ceremony.

To crane one's neck and stand on tiptoe in admiration

I have to stand the flower basket on the floor as it is too big to stand on the table every day.

This is because a sumo wrestler should always stand on two legs like a chicken, not on all fours.

My father didn't mind whom I married, so long as I could stand on my own two feet and wasn't dependent on my husband.

Please, don't stand on ceremony.

I had to stand the lamp on the floor as it was too big to stand on the table.

If you doubt yourself, then indeed you stand on shaky ground. Ibsen, Norwegian dramatist.

The distance between the adjoining islands is so short that if you stand on one island, you can see clearly what is on the opposite island.

would stand on steel columns resting on the seabed.

"Don't stand on ceremony, sir,"said Yucun, rising. "I am a regular guest here, I don't mind waiting."

to be punctilious; to stand on ceremony

In the early morning sunshine, we can stand on the Aegean coast, look at the sailing boats, and sing loudly.

An undercarriage or stand on which a device rests while in service.

Don' t stand on ceremony.

I shall stand on mountain tops and gaze on fertile homes below.