Examples of 'stood fast' in a sentence
Meaning of "stood fast"
stood fast - remained firmly committed or unyielding in a particular situation
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- simple past tense and past participle of stand fast
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stood fast
And yet they stood fast in opposition.
Of all the principles he once stood fast on.
Those of you who stood fast are models of courage.
He witnessed awkward and difficult times and stood fast at them.
Mingo stood fast however.
Because you were persistent in your path and stood fast.
We had no tanks but stood fast over four years.
It stood fast even when the streets were riotous and uncertain.
The infantry flinched as the cavalry started toward them but stood fast.
Both his father and mother stood fast and firmly refused the man.
In the face of threats against orthodox teaching and against hardships they stood fast.
The Saudis stood fast for a long time.
Fortunately the glass cases were solidly secured at the base and had stood fast.
Muhammad Ali stood fast and never denied what he stood for.
But the proletarian revolutionaries and revolutionary core of the MDP stood fast on continuing them.
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Home to those who had stood fast when Hosannas turned to crucify Him.
Orestes and Pylades stood fast.
We stood fast and we said ‘ no '.
And I will tell him how his father stood fast against them.
For He spoke and it was done ; He commanded and it stood fast.
I threw stuff around, but she stood fast and stared me down.
I told her I did not want to see or hear about her any more . And I stood fast.
Now there would be truth in him, if he had stood fast to it.
For he spake, and it was done ; he commanded, and it stood fast.
Some had doubtless suffered martyrdom for Christ, their faith had stood fast even unto death.
You, Mr De Clercq, recognized this need and you stood fast.
Despite public pressure, the International Olympic Committee stood fast on keeping the.
But not all light diminished, for some stood fast.
