Campbell, though, needed a bit of luck when he was dropped on nought by wicketkeeper Mike Burns, as he stood up to Keith Parsons.

BBC: Johnson

Mr. Pride had said in a taped interview with police that he ran into the 47-year-old Mr. Figoski on a narrow stairway as he was fleeing, fell and accidentally fired the shot as he stood up.

WSJ: Officer's Murder Accidental, Jury Finds

Six years ago, Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin), a guarded thirty-year-old corporate lawyer, fell for Dex (Colin Egglesfield), her law-school study partner, but stood idly by as he took up with her lifelong best friend, the loud, aggressive, uninhibited Darcy (Kate Hudson).

NEWYORKER: Something Borrowed

As he continued his answer, Al Gore stood up, and started to walk across the stage, directly toward his opponent, almost menacingly.

FORBES: Debate III: Overcompensation?

Cofounder of the accused firm, Genetic Technologies, he stood up and introduced himself as the author of the patents.

FORBES: Junkyard Dogs

The worker was also found to have pushed the man, named as patient A, into his wheelchair when he stood up and pushed him into a bathroom and onto a toilet.

BBC: Stafford Hospital midwife struck off for patient abuse

He stood up from the table and mimed sweeping the shotgun around, as Amy would have done to show it to Seth.

NEWYORKER: A Loaded Gun

The witness said Mr White said he stood Ms Manning up by the side of the phone box "as if she was drunk" and waited for a friend to pick them up in a van.

BBC: Rachel Manning trial: Boyfriend 'admitted murder'