Sentence examples for actions held from inspiring English sources

Each of us has an archive of sensations and actions held in our own bodies, as well as in our collective culture.

Wisely, Hall doubled it anyway and, although it was not enough in the long term, his actions held off the building's collapse until the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy intervened.

Former President Bill Clinton expressed strong support today for President Bush's goal of a tough new United Nations resolution on arms inspections in Iraq, but he warned that pre-emptive military actions held unwanted dangers.

While rearguard actions held up the Allies at Adrano (on the western face of Mount Etna) and at Randazzo (to the north), 40,000 Germans and 60,000 Italian troops were safely withdrawn across the Strait of Messina to the mainland, mostly in the week ending on August 16, 1943 the day before the Allies' entry into Messina.

Critics of Vietnamese actions held that they did not invade Cambodia out of any noble desire to stop the atrocities committed by Pol Pot's regime but rather to consolidate their domination of Indochina.

"Hold the defendant responsible for his actions; hold him accountable for what he did.

Although assertions are written only using the steps of the protocol, the logic is sound in a strong sense: each provable assertion involving a sequence of actions holds in any protocol run containing the given actions and arbitrary additional actions by a malicious adversary.

And what repercussions and worrisome precedents could such reckless actions hold for corporate accountability and legal processes around the world?

It is only within this specific political context that Angela Merkel, a classic German center-right politician in ideas and actions, holds the key to the political future of Europe's center-left.

On the other hand botanicals, especially those with redox-based actions, hold promise in the treatment of chronic inflammation [ 21- 26].

It was not as if his action held up play.