Sentence examples for a holding over from inspiring English sources

Oh, but then, from the last ball, Moeen turns a holding over into a decent one, up on his toes to time beautifully through extra cover.

Vladimir Kramnik of Russia, the current champion, who ousted Kasparov in 2000, also seems to have a hold over his opponents.

One even has a hold-over portrait of Abraham Lincoln.

Movie theaters were quiet over the weekend as a hold-over from last week -- "Dolphin Tale" -- overcame weak competition from several newcomers to take the No. 1 position.

This rule is a hold-over from a different era and should be eliminated.

This, we can see, is a hold-over from the 19th Century extensional logicians (see Section 1).

And it makes sense: CCDs don't really need one, they're a hold-over from an analog age.

In the Critique of Pure Reason's "Canon of Pure Reason," Kant's argument for the Highest Good rests upon a hold-over from his pre-Critical philosophy.

"Homer's Barbershop Quartet" was a hold-over episode from the season four production line.

She's a hold-over from Zapatero's previous cabinet but previously held the post of housing minister.

A hold-over construct from the Industrial Age, the corporation is a Underwood typewriter in an age of iPads.