| stand trial | 82.69 | He is to stand trial in August. | ||
| stand guard | 37.46 | Soldiers were standing guard. | ||
| stand firm | 25.81 | Reno stands firm. | ||
| stand chance | 22.38 | Does he stand a chance? | ||
| stand ground | 16.85 | He stood his ground. | ||
| stand accused | 7.83 | We stand accused of chauvinism. | ||
| stand watch | 6.98 | Plastic pink flamingoes stand watch. | ||
| stand test | 5.73 | They stood a test. | ||
| stand shoulder | 2.90 | I stand shoulder to shoulder with the anchovy on this. | ||
| stand sentry | 2.11 | Columns stand sentry. | ||
| stand vigil | 1.71 | Now people stand vigil for bodies. | ||
| stand shoulder-to-shoulder | 1.45 | And atop it all are men, women and children standing shoulder-to-shoulder. | ||
| stand deep | 1.25 | Still more stand five deep along the fence. | ||
| stand ovation | 1.18 | The two men received a three minute standing ovation. | ||
| stand sentinel | 1.18 | Two elephants draped in the party flags stood sentinel. | ||
| stand plate | 0.92 | They were standing at home plate. | ||
| stand ramrod | 0.92 | A stubborn cowlick stood ramrod straight atop her head. | ||
| stand toe-to-toe | 0.92 | Philadelphia stands toe-to-toe and slugs it out. | ||
| stand side-by-side | 0.79 | Fujimori and Castro stood side-by-side on the tarmac. | ||
| stand heat | 0.59 | But Paula can stand the heat. |