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stand aside
1. reluctantly forced to stand aside
2. “Did you really think I would stand aside and let you replace my emperor and dictate policy for Turgonia?”
3. When he reached the radio room, he motioned the guard to stand aside
4. Boil for 10 minutes and then stand aside to cool
5. “I have priority over you, so stand aside!” The captain of tens crowed, “You will have to wait
6. If you are a skeptic, stand aside and watch other businesses that not only believe it but also are living it to the benefit of their shareholders
7. Rhona came to me, touched my shoulder, and gently tugged at me to tell me it was time to stand aside
8. "Stand aside, girl," he mumbled
9. You could fight alongside him, stand aside or die
10. If the United States would stand aside, and allow the Japanese to grab the Asian territories, well and good; if not, the United States would have to accept the consequences
11. be, after all? “We have orders from the King, and you will stand aside or
12. she is, even? I can’t understand how you can bear to stand aside while one of your children
13. Unks and Cass stand aside to let the rushing crew pass below deck
14. “Stand aside, or I will have you all killed! He’s mine, I paid for him, and I sacrificed for him!” He jabbed his chest with his thumb to emphasize his point
15. I could see nothing or why they were running, though I heard someone cry out, “It’s Arthur! Stand aside!”
16. Now, stand aside!”
17. "I stand aside, messieurs, by my heap of stones, to see the soldiers and their prisoner pass (for it is a solitary road, that, where any spectacle is well worth looking at), and at first, as they approach, I see no more than that they are six soldiers with a tall man bound, and that they are almost black to my sight--except on the side of the sun going to bed, where they have a red edge, messieurs
18. And therefore I may stand aside; I have nothing more to do with you
19. "We were quarrelling like cats about you, Heathcliff; and I was fairly beaten in protestations of devotion and admiration: and moreover, I was informed that if I would but have the manners to stand aside, my rival, as she will have herself to be, would shoot a shaft into your soul that would fix you for ever, and send my image into eternal oblivion!"
20. I said: 'Until philosophers are kings, or the kings and princes of this world have the spirit and power of philosophy, and political greatness and wisdom meet in one, and those commoner natures who pursue either to the exclusion of the other are compelled to stand aside, cities will never have rest from their evils,--nor the human race, as I believe,--and then only will this our State have a possibility of life and behold the light of day
21. ‘You kids don’t need to concern yourselves, you can stand aside, I could handle those two psychos with one hand tied behind my back
22. Kearney had to stand aside to allow the baritone and his accompanist to pass up to the platform
23. Cruz said, “Stand aside, sir
24. Out of my way, doctor! Stand aside—or, by the suffering soul of a woman dead without confession, I will strangle you with my two hands
25. Mercer doesn’t in fact stand aside, but looks up again at the one lit window above
26. For her sake, stand aside
27. Both need the ability to stand aside from the crowd’s influence, to buy when others are fearful, and to sell when others are cheerful
28. Professionals realize that a very strong move often means the party is over and it is time to take profits and stand aside
29. If I haven't done my trade planning or if my schedule is very booked up, this would be a bad day to trade—better stand aside or place only exit orders
30. Whenever there are no clear signals, it is always best to stand aside until a clearer picture of price action develops
31. This refers to lateral trading, a time for all but the most nimble traders to stand aside
32. ‘We were quarrelling like cats about you, Heathcliff; and I was fairly beaten in protestations of devotion and admiration: and, moreover, I was informed that if I would but have the manners to stand aside, my rival, as she will have herself to be, would shoot a shaft into your soul that would fix you for ever, and send my image into eternal oblivion!’
33. At that moment there was about him that divine something which causes multitudes to stand aside and make way for a man
34. I typically stand aside and wait for one of my other setups to unfold
35. First, if traders are waiting for a key earnings number or an economic report, they will generally stand aside to see how the market reacts
36. As we pluck out the shafts, stand aside! here's the battering-ram, Capricornus, or the Goat; full tilt, he comes rushing, and headlong we are tossed; when Aquarius, or the Water-bearer, pours out his whole deluge and drowns us; and to wind up with Pisces, or the Fishes, we sleep
37. In consultation stand aside—
38. “A great writer9 of the last epoch, comparing Russia to a swift troika galloping to an unknown goal, exclaims, ‘Oh, troika, birdlike troika, who invented thee!’ and adds, in proud ecstasy, that all the peoples of the world stand aside respectfully to make way for the recklessly galloping troika to pass
39. That may be, they may stand aside, respectfully or no, but in my poor opinion the great writer ended his book in this way either in an access of childish and naïve optimism, or simply in fear of the censorship of the day
40. And if other nations stand aside from that troika that may be, not from respect, as the poet would fain believe, but simply from horror
41. And well it is that they stand aside, but maybe they will cease one day to do so and will form a firm wall confronting the hurrying apparition and will check the frenzied rush of our lawlessness, for the sake of their own safety, enlightenment and civilization
42. If this is true, if Russia and her justice are such, she may go forward with good cheer! Do not try to scare us with your frenzied troikas from which all the nations stand aside in disgust
43. of course, there’s no recalling it! Let us put it like this: a man turns up with a satisfactory reference, said to be a capable clerk, of good conduct, only he is a poor man and has suffered many reverses — all sorts of ups and downs — well, poverty is not a crime: so I must stand aside