I can't stand to watch you.

I can't stand it.

I can't stand him.

I can't stand her.

I can't stand this cold.

I can't bear the sight of him.

I can't bear living alone.

I can't bear the pain.

I can barely stand his behavior.

I cannot stand this anymore.

I can't stand the cold.

I can't stand golf.

I can't stand hospitals.

I can't stand the sight of blood.

I can't bear that fellow.

I can't abide his rudeness.

I can't stand cowards.

I can't stand her any longer!

I can't put up with his rudeness.

I can't bear his rudeness.

I can't tolerate his rudeness.

I can't stand liars.

I cannot abide to see such cruelty.

I can't stand naughty children.

I can't stand this kind of music.

I can't abide hearing you cry so bitterly.

I can't bear to see him cry like that.

I can't stand such number of inane trivialities.

I can't stand the thought of losing you forever.

I can't stand being laughed at in public.

I don't mind the cold, but I can't stand the heat.

Let go of my arm! I can't stand people touching me.

I can't stand it here any longer. I need a change of scenery.

He pissed me off. Let him go chase his own antelope.

I can't stand to take another university entrance exam!

in which I suffer hardship to the point of chains as a criminal. But God's word isn't chained.

Wherein I suffer trouble, as an evil doer, even unto bonds but the word of God is not bound.

Everything is intense to me, the way I walk in the street, the way my momma wakes me up, the way it's unbearable when I lose, the way I hear bad news.

I can't stand the idea of anything that starts in the beginning, you know, beginning, middle and end. It really scares me, because my life is too random and too confused, and I enjoy it that way.

When I first interviewed Blair, as newly elected Labour leader in 1994, he answered my question about the role of his Christianity in his politics by saying, I can t stand politicians who go on about religion.

This case proves what the New York Times calls the northern paradox the northern regions are simultaneously the areas where there is most integration and most work but also where there is the highest anti immigrant feelings in the country and the highest support for the Northern League .

In January 1791, no priest take an oath to the civil Constitution of the clergy in 1792, with the decree of the 26th of August and the election of François Guy Martin as a priest, they are forced to go into exil or to a clandestineness eased by the help of small farmers.