I can't see what right you have to interfere," she breaks out suddenly, standing before him, wilful but lovely.
Standing before it, she surveys herself leisurely from head to foot, and then she smiles.
Portrait of George Morland, full length, standing before a fireplace in a well-appointed apartment.
This thy wife, or rather thy handmaid, awaiteth thy kind regard, and is standing before thee: then graciously bestow on her one glance; for the posture hath become painful to her.
Sir Christopher has just gone through an exaggerated resume of old Slyme's disgraceful conduct last night, when the door is opened, and they all become aware that the hero of the story is standing before them.
And she herself; she is standing before him, her rich satin gown trailing on the green grass, her face pale, her eyes large and mournful.
Then Huetzin, standing before them in his robe of tattered and blood-stained nequen, told, in the simple language with which oratory is made most effective, his story of the past year.
A year ago would she have been standing before him, looking at him as she is looking now with this ineffable passion in her gaze whilst he stood too?
She gets up, and, standing before a glass, arranges her hair and presses her eyebrows into shape.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "standing before" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
