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Remain in place; hold still; remain fixed or immobile.
move
move
1
However, the
move
could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
2
The best way to
move
forward is to simply stay on course.
3
Government officials said the
move
was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
4
Britain's
move
follows months of diplomatic threats against the Red Sea state.
5
He said the
move
threatened freedom of speech, belief and open debate.
1
The question hung in the air while time seemed to
stand
still
.
2
During these breaks, Leo was forced to wait, unable to
stand
still
.
3
Time seemed to
stand
still
while she immersed herself in her work.
4
Time seemed to
stand
still
in the skies above Brussels on Tuesday.
5
We
stand
still
for a few seconds, just looking at each other.
6
And then the very life in her body seemed to
stand
still
.
7
Nor is it in your power even to make it
stand
still
.
8
Just
stand
still
for a moment, as you did by the pool.'
9
Thoughts raced randomly through his mind as time seemed to
stand
still
.
10
You cannot
stand
still
,
I grabbed the doorpost just to
stand
still
.
11
Perhaps it were best for him to
stand
still
here in life.
12
We have but to be passive; we have but to
stand
still
.
13
Fear ye not,
stand
still
and see the salvation of the Lord.
14
We would have the schools
stand
still
while the whole world moves.
15
The morning crept slowly on, and the noon appeared to
stand
still
.
16
There was something in his voice that made her heart
stand
still
.
stand
still
stand