1
Far be it for me to stand between you and your duty.
2
However, a 141-run stand between Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh rebuilt the innings.
3
We stand between the two dangerous classes the wealthy and the paupers.
4
It was the fifth consecutive century opening stand between Burns and Warner.
5
The least she could do was to stand between them and Grannie.
6
Nay, Henry might stand between me and the intrusion of my foe.
7
It would be a dangerous possession, and stand between me and heaven.
8
It is a pity he should stand between them and the baronetcy.'
9
It annoys Rabbit that Eccles should stand between him and his daughter.
10
If I could stand between you and further mischief I would-mostgladly.
11
I am not an Alexander, to stand between man and the sun.
12
She invited Leonora Fanshaw down to stand between her thoughts and herself.
13
His devotion might yet stand between her and harm if need arose.
14
Scarcely more than four years stand between us and that glorious consummation.
15
That and the eight whiskered-alloy rods that stand between us and eternity.
16
Florry, there is one thing which will stand between you and me.
