stead|steads in English

noun

place or position commonly occupied by a person or thing

Use "stead|steads" in a sentence

1. Price stead on the commodity market.

2. Her impartiality stood me in good stead.

3. Pearson was appointed to go in Harrison's stead.

4. These shoes had stood him in good stead.

5. In stead of people starving, the average standard of living rose.

6. 8 Pearson was appointed to go in Harrison's stead.

7. Equal tax laws had been enacted in their stead.

8. My years of teaching stood me in good stead.

9. His years of training were standing him in good stead.

10. My anorak has stood me in good stead this winter.

11. We hope you will consent to act in his stead.

12. Cadres should be elected in stead of appointment by teachers.

13. 4 We hope you will consent to act in his stead.

14. People began to travel by railway in stead of on horseback.

15. That has always stood me in good stead in the past.

16. Look for ways to success. in stead of seeking excuses for failure.

17. Now, in stead of football players, think engineers, physicians, designers, scientists, administratiors.

18. Adams took a succession of jobs which have stood him in good stead.

19. Results show, The CWS can be used in steam generator in stead of crude oil.

20. I can't attend the meeting but I'll send my assistant in my stead.

21. Being a classmate, you should help him in stead of laughing at him.

22. Well, good sir, you and your fine stead are welcome in our humble home.

23. The fine, Crisscrossing wires disappeared, and in their stead was color, every color in the spectrum

24. Basigamy Rubbing salt in its stead if you knew from his sleeve and told her

25. Such early tests produce a spiritual strength that stands Witnesses here in good stead over the years.