I am not afraid of bullets, Doctor; it's the horrible, fiendish noise that I cannot stand.
But I cannot standto enlarge upon these glorious things, the Lord enlarge them upon your hearts by meditation.
The consequences are--God forsaketh the person charged, and being left, if he cannot stand, he falleth under the power of guilt and horror of the same.
He will not strictly mark what is done amiss, because if he should, we cannot stand (Psa 130:3).
It cannot stand in the light of the parable of the prodigal son.
This church, one of the most intelligent in the country, cannot standwhere it now is.
I cannot stand Mrs. So-and-so; she gets into a rocking-chair and rocks and rocks until I feel as if I should go crazy!
She gazed about her wildly, exclaiming, "I cannot stand it, and there is no one to help me!
The Earth shakes; We totter up and down; we cannot stand, Sir; Me thinks the mountains tremble too.
Allow Maximinian all, Honour, and Empire, absolute command; Yet being ill, long great he cannot stand.
You are fortunate, I cannot stand to tell you more now, meet me Here soon, and you'l be made a man.
The Prussians stagger; cannot stand it; bend to rightwards, and get out of shot-range; cannot manage it this bout.
His cavalry is, for most part, shaken into ragged clouds; infantry, steady enough men, cannot stand everything.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cannot stand" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
