Sentence examples for To holds from inspiring English sources
verb
To grasp or grip.
- Hold the pencil like this.
He added that sellers who are subject to holds can get their money in as little as three days if eBay concludes that the buyer is satisfied.
She said that popular items included $20 wristbands for carpenters or household tinkerers that include a magnet that is used to holds nuts, bolts and screws.
The Welsh side, in League Two, granted Oldham permission to holds talks on Tuesday with Sheridan, who took over as Newport's manager only in early October.
From filibusters to "holds" to the "hostage taking" over the budget and the debt ceiling, the Republicans in the Senate and House have stretched the rules and conventions of Congress to breaking-point.
This system arose because Greco-Roman wrestling, with its restriction to holds only above the waist and the forbidden use of legs for holds, tended to be dull once the wrestlers were on the mat.
From musician Cameron Sanderson, who was told to "go die in a hole" by one commenter when he was 12 – "I just laughed!" – to Holds ("The odd bad comment is just some eight year-old boy who fancies you"), these creators certainly try to treat trolls as irritants.
