It took some doing to stand still when there were bullets flying about but you had to, to save your life. |
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Simply for these numbers to stand still, 25-30 per cent of the population must be culled each year. |
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As the train came to a near stand still, passengers say they heard loud bangs coming from underneath the train. |
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Inevitably, the transformation of Ireland and the EU is ringing the changes of a society that is refusing to stand still. |
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She wished wistfully for a warm summer on a Californian beach where her skin burned as easily as toast and time seemed to stand still. |
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Patients may complain of an inability to sit or stand still, or a compulsion to pace or cross and uncross their legs. |
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He walks ahead of me and I stand still and watch as he makes his way past a coach with a London address on the side. |
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She puts her head right in the hackamore but won't stand still for the bit. |
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The wind stopped whistling through the trees, the birds stopped singing, and time seemed to just stand still. |
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You should stand still on the sideline and between the hog lines when your opponent is delivering a stone. |
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In fact, the hands of the clock above the mirrored bar stand still, encouraging you to linger. |
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As a democrat he argued that democracy and dependence on the military and the police are incompatible, a stand still significant today. |
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She wouldn't stand still, trying to eavesdrop, so my Aunt suggested they go for a drive to stickybeak at my mum's new house. |
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I'm not sure what happened, but a combination of terribly unsexy events brought the site to a stand still. |
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With a temporary respite from timetables, regular classes, special classes, tests and homework, time seems to stand still at last. |
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There comes a moment in the development of a team when it cannot stand still. |
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He appeared to have ants in his pants, refusing to stand still for a minute. |
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Yet in today's challenging world, neither individual countries nor the IMF can stand still. |
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The DIP switch allows you to decide if you wish the motor to stand still or continue running. |
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Of course, the world did not stand still around them to allow the Tlicho to focus on the important task of building a government. |
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When you have to be on your feet, it is better to move around than to stand still. |
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Time seems to stand still, only the change from night to day proving that this is not so. |
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He carries himself like a street reporter, ready to move fast or stand still for hours, and squirms at any attention others give to the man holding the pen. |
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Not one to stand still, he is determined to raise his game to a new level. |
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Let the lead performers stay downstage facing the audience, tell the chorus to stand still, don't try anything clever and just get on with the singing. |
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The great British breakfast will never stand still, as sure as eggs is eggs. |
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All countries are pushing forward, and to stand still is to move backwards in global terms. |
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The one story which made time stand still for me was a story about a small boat found drifting at sea. |
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Why not combine your visit with a walk through the tranquil beguinage, breathe in the atmosphere and let the world stand still for a while. |
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The point is to stay active: if we stand still for too long we easily become passive, which can lead to poor posture or discomfort. |
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For others who can't stand still for a long time, the Camping Choisy allows you to keep more than busy. |
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It is important that you do not stand still for long periods of time or have a sudden change of position, as this may make you feel faint. |
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It seems as though time suddenly comes to a stand still for a well deserved break in such an unspoiled natural setting. |
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There are those rare occasions when time seems to stand still, when a singular event transfixes the world. |
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Let everyone know, they are facetious, will never stand still, can skate like no one else, sliding rather than walking all the time. |
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At the most, you will stand still every once in a while because you feel something. |
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In the final analysis, to stand still is to regress, and fear is a bad advisor. |
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Nobody can stand still in a force eight gale and talk politely about the atmosphere! |
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Because of this system, they must remain swimming and can never stand still. |
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If we did this, our cities would stand still, ossify and die. |
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Time seems to stand still in the chorales, which are sung by the Harvard and Radcliffe groups with an honesty that precludes boredom and concerns about stylistic refinement. |
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He also kept wobbling back and forth, like he couldn't stand still. |
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Never a group to stand still, the theatre company are currently rehearsing a new play to be launched next year and are also helping out a local charity in the process. |
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Consider the fact that a rider can stand still on its platform, supported only by two wheels on either side, and not roll off in either direction. |
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We were trained never to stand still when we were out on patrol. |
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He walked on and on through illlit streets, fearing to stand still for a moment lest it might seem that he held back from what awaited him. |
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Rotating black holes are surrounded by a region of spacetime in which it is impossible to stand still, called the ergosphere. |
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Most importantly, during estrus she will stand still when mounted by another cow or bull. |
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The president squinched his face and bit his lip and seemed too antsy to stand still. |
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Time may stand still for no man – or woman! |
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Traditionally, the singers stand still for the duration. |
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Policy, like scientific and technical development, does not stand still. |
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A competitive tax system: While important improvements have been made to Canada's tax system, more work is needed since the rest of the world will not stand still. |
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In a company where time does not stand still and where efficiency is sought at any cost or almost, technology quickly finds its place at the centre of all construction projects. |
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Words cannot express such a weightiness because they do not stand still. |
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Walker even answers such nagging questions as whether it's best to lie down, stand still, or jump in a free-falling elevator. |
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This full marker set was used for a static trial only, which required the participant to stand still for 5 s while filmed in the centre of the calibrated area. |
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New members of personnel are not always familiar with the IT environment of their new employer, but also personnel with many years of experience come in contact with a technology which does not stand still. |
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Most people don't stand still with their thoughts. |
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There is, of course, considerable continuity in our work in this area but we are also acutely aware that the 'quality education debate' does not stand still but is dynamic and changing. |
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With this music, your feet won't stand still for long! |
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You're going to apply the Token, won't stand still for it. |
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We are doing well now, but to maintain excellence, we cannot stand still. |
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