Verb
make a stand (third-person singular simple present makes a stand, present participle making a stand, simple past and past participle made a stand)
Alternative form of take a stand
Ambrosius is featured as the one who manages to re-assemble the desperate Britons, encourage them to fight once again, and make a stand against the seemingly superior enemy. Source: Internet
By then the picketers had moved on to the Topeka Performing Arts Center, to make a stand against the theater’s Christmas celebrations with their own seasonal carolling: “Three bloody rectums, two shaven gerbils, and a vat of K-Y Jelly!” Source: Internet
Kyriel’s outposts gave him advance warning of Clermont’s approach, but for some reason he decided to make a stand. Source: Internet
Art gives us the power to brighten the darkness, shine light on important issues, make a stand in the name of what is right, and to bring a community together.” Source: Internet
The Scots tried to make a stand when the rest of the French army fled, but where overwhelmed and slaughtered, almost to a man. Source: Internet
President Donald Trump has again voiced his firm stance against NFL national anthem protests and demanded NFL commissioner Roger Goodell "make a stand." Source: Internet