| With a temporary respite from timetables, regular classes, special classes, tests and homework, time seems to stand still at last. |
| You should stand still on the sideline and between the hog lines when your opponent is delivering a stone. |
| He walks ahead of me and I stand still and watch as he makes his way past a coach with a London address on the side. |
| I'm not sure what happened, but a combination of terribly unsexy events brought the site to a stand still. |
| Inevitably, the transformation of Ireland and the EU is ringing the changes of a society that is refusing to stand still. |
| He appeared to have ants in his pants, refusing to stand still for a minute. |
