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I could pretty much stand in front of the toilet with a quart of water and begin drinking it with it going straight through me . A modern cross stands in the adjoining lay-by and explanatory boards tell the story of the conflict . Applications for this scholarship will be chosen on the basis of SAT or ACT scores , the academic average and standing in high school or junior college , and an original essay . You can stand in the shadow of a building or a hill or some other Moon-baffle to reduce its glare . The makeshift memorial stands in the shadow of the building , where fires continued to flare up and fill the air with smoke and soot . It was not more than eighteen miles distant , and I reached it in three hours ; a shriveled little figure , wrapped from head to foot in a dingy white Canadian capote , stood in the gateway , holding by a cord of bull 's hide a shaggy wild horse , which he had lately caught . It is best placed to help enhance Africa 's standing in a changing world . The first stands in need of an interest , be it of vanity or selfseeking , but one which falls far short of that centered in the adopted mode of procurement . The main feature of the exterior is a curved glass wall extending through both floors and wrapping round a mature walnut tree which has stood in the grounds for over a century . I thought about this as I stood in the full Indian sun , witnessing a scene that I never imagined could take place . Clearly , the Holocaust monument does not stand in the tradition of the monument as heroic celebration and figure of triumph . Standing in opposition to the vigilantes , humanitarians organize to prevent migrant deaths . Two aspects of Piano 's attitude in approaching this project are noteworthy by way of comparison with the dangers of cultural projection that stood in the wings of the jury 's choice of any well-established western architect . When it began to snow I went out from our hotel and stood in the forest . Some were imprisoned ; some were loaded with chains ; some were yoked to the plough and made to work like horses ; and some had to stand in wells of water until nearly frozen to death . The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC ) approved the proposed short-form merger earlier in the week , a significant move considering the regulatory body was standing in the way of the merger previously . Nothing will stand in the way of his affection . The Department also notes that the `` stands in the shoes '' requirement may differ depending on the kind of service involved . One of the major things standing in the way of this kind of job creation is the fact that Nebraska is a high tax state . His hamburger sandwich proved popular enough for Anderson to open three hamburger stands in Wichita between 1916 and 1920 .