A girl in shabby clothes was standing in front of the door.
Some toy soldiers made of brass were standing on a shelf of a toy shop.
It was standing upside down and was used as a water bucket for the bird.
The statue is still standing on Stuttgart Square.
There was a snowman standing in the front yard of a big house.
" Her mother ran to her and embraced her daughter who was standing by herself.
There once was an old street lamp standing on a remote corner of a town.
" The Shepherdess was relieved and went back to the table where she was standing before.
To the left were the gentlemen-mice, stroking their whiskers with their fore-paws; and in the centre of the hall could be seen the bridal pair, standing side by side, in a hollow cheese-rind, and kissing each other, while all eyes were upon them; for they had already been betrothed, and were soon to be married.
When we arose, I saw my mother standing by the church door, weeping.
They stopped before the picture by Bronzino, in which Christ is represented as standing in the lower world, with the children smiling before Him, in the sweet expectation of entering heaven; and the poor boy smiled, too, for here was his heaven.
A stable had been turned into a theatre; that is to say, the stable had been left standing, and had been turned into private boxes, and all the timber work had been covered with coloured paper.
A shortman was standing in the shadows.
A moment later, his shining, wet body landed half－way up the grassy bank where Van Cheele was standing.
Arthur Nicholls was sitting by her bed,and I was standing by the door.
But then sheremembered standing alone in front of the school children all after-noon,because of Gilbert.
I am standing here addressing you as a 70-year old man, an age when I should have gone home and enjoy the company of my children and grandchildren.
If I did, I know she would see me standing there, with tears streaming down my face.
I continued walking and was soon met by an imposing welcoming committee-a dozen big Jacks with massive heads, standing shoulder to shoulder and daring me to approach.
People were standing round the bed, and saying that the scent of the jasmine had killed him.
