stead - use in sentences
Object
- conversion: European funding, through the Leader Plus program, has aided the steading conversion and part funded a full-time Development Officer.
Preposition: over
- year: It is amazing how many things learned during harder times stand people in good stead over the years.
Adjective modifier
- good: Good job skills will stand you in good stead, whether you have epilepsy or not.
- great: It stands Britain ' s diving campaign in great stead.
- such: He also loves supporting the local amateur drama groups which set him in such good stead for the work he does.
- excellent: Sector experience is not essential however, if you have prior experience in the food/drink arena this will stand you in excellent stead.
- trusty: Our trusty stead delivers us safely back in George Square.
Noun used with modifier
- bed: Leading off the dining room is Bedroom 1, which has an antique double brass bed stead, wardrobe and chest of drawers.
- thy: Was he judged, condemned, and executed in thy stead, and now will he himself condemn thee?
Possessives
- father: As John earl of Carrick he had had some success governing in his father's stead but he was disabled in a hunting accident.
Preposition: in
- future: It will stand you in good stead in the future.
- life: The marketing skills Peter acquired were to stand him in good stead in later life.
- year: This was to stand him in good stead in years to come.
Preposition: with
- employer: I found this placement was a great introduction to professional work and stood me in great stead with prospective employers for many years afterward.
Preposition: for
- rest: We offer work experience in a high quality setting that will hold you in good stead for the rest of your career.
- future: Our reputation will hold us in good stead for the future.
- season: His obvious love of sport will stand him in good stead for an extremely busy season at Lord's.
- career: The course covered a diversity of subjects, all of which have stood me in good stead for a professional career in planning.
- employment: Your Naval career will have stood you in very good stead for civilian employment.
- task: Seven years previously spent as a fireman and shunter for the Staveley Iron and Chemical Company stood him in good stead for the task.
The word usage examples above have been gathered from various sources to reflect current and historical usage. They do not represent the opinions of YourDictionary.com.
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