Examples of 'had to stand' in a sentence
Meaning of "had to stand"
Had to stand: This phrase typically indicates a situation where someone was required to remain standing upright, possibly due to a lack of seating or a specific circumstance that necessitated standing. It could also metaphorically suggest resilience, endurance, or facing a challenge without backing down
How to use "had to stand" in a sentence
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had to stand
Too bad you had to stand so long.
I had to stand there while she talked.
This soldier had to stand in for him.
I had to stand by while they hurt you.
I would never have had to stand here.
You had to stand in line for hours.
While he was interrogated he had to stand for up to two hours.
He had to stand in line at the ticket office.
Most other people had to stand in long lines.
I had to stand on the bishop to find out.
I am sure she had to stand it many times.
I had to stand up and draw a deep breath.
But someone had to stand up to her.
I had to stand their company for a year.
For example people had to stand in the middle.
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She had to stand on her toes here.
He was so small that he had to stand on a stool.
We had to stand with our legs spread.
The last time we had to stand up.
I had to stand the sight of him alive.
If footballers had to stand for election.
Had to stand next to me and not to vdovichkata.
Many of the listeners had to stand.
Benton had to stand there and watch.
The train was crowded and many had to stand.
Had to stand during the whole lesson.
One of us actually had to stand guard.
So we had to stand and listen to everything twice.
It was packed and many people had to stand.
Someone had to stand up for that girl.
Katie said her dad still had to stand trial.
We had to stand firm on what we believed to be right.
In the past the work had to stand on its own.
We had to stand in line to pass by a security guard.
You were the one who said we had to stand by izzie.
I had to stand there forever while he did it.
The cell was overcrowded and the detainees had to stand.
She had to stand firm with him.
Every seat was occupied and some had to stand behind.
I just had to stand up and hug her.
Every man who was brought in first had to stand in front of.
He had to stand on a box to harness the horses.
It was so crowded we sometimes had to stand up.
I had to stand up all the way back.
The same way we decided who had to stand in line.
We had to stand by the horses until morning.
Her funeral was so large that some had to stand outside.
She had to stand up to him this time.
The church was overfull and some people had to stand.
The crowd had to stand behind barriers.
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