Expressions

"She’s spread too thin between her job, family, and studies."

"After graduation, she wanted to spread her wings."

"I'll spring for dessert since it's your birthday."

"New flowers sprang up after the first rain of spring."

"New trees have sprouted up after the monsoon rain."

"Tax cuts were introduced to spur growth in the private sector."

"The idea came on the spur of the moment during lunch."

"Her mentor’s feedback spurred her on to apply for the grant."

"Digital innovation is expected to spur on growth in the service sector."

"Government incentives have spurred on innovation in the tech sector."

"We need to square away the paperwork before the audit."

"Two teams square off with each other in tonight's final."

"Putting a modern building in a historical district is like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole."

"I can’t believe he stabbed me in the back after all I did for him."

"The unemployment rate has stabilized at 5% after years of fluctuation."

"Central banks intervene to stabilize currency during financial crises."

"Regulations were imposed to stabilize prices in the food market."

"We stack small wins early in the day to feel accomplished."

"We need to staff up for the remote support launch."

"Even experienced actors sometimes get stage fright."

"The movement aimed to stamp out political corruption."

"He decided to stand against the unfair law."

"True teammates stand alongside each other in difficult times."

"We were just standing around waiting for the bus."

"He stood aside to let her pass."

"Please stand back from the edge of the platform."

"Many nations stand behind the new global peace initiative."

"True friends always stand beside you when life gets tough."

"She always stands by her brother no matter what happens."

"The country promised to stand by allies during the crisis."

"True friends stand by each other in hard times."

"She always stands by her principles in tough times."

"He’s the kind of person who always stands by his word."

"He decided to stand down instead of continuing the argument."

"He decided to stand firm in his beliefs despite opposition."

"She stood firm for her friend even when others doubted him."

"True leaders stand firm on their principles even under pressure."

"Leaders must stand firm on beliefs to earn respect."

"The party stands for equality and justice."

"She decided to stand for election as a member of parliament."

"We must stand for equality in every part of the world."

"Always stand for yourself even when others disagree."

"A stunt double stood in for the actor during the dangerous scene."

"Lisa will stand in for me during the client meeting tomorrow."

"He worked hard to stand on his own two feet after college."

"She stood her ground even when everyone disagreed."

"Her bright dress really stood out at the party."

"She really stood out as a confident and fair leader."

"She stood out as a leader because of her integrity and vision."

"Her confidence makes her stand out from the rest of the team."