Sentence examples for actor held from inspiring English sources

The New Zealand-born actor held a short private meeting with Justin Welby at Lambeth Palace.

And Charlie Sheen's longtime publicist walked out in late February after the actor held forth in a series of multiplatform stream-of-consciousness rants that kept Americans agog for days.

In 1993, in fact, Mr. Schwarzenegger was awarded damages in a libel suit in London against a British journalist who wrote several years earlier that the actor held Nazi views and admired Hitler.

When David Bowie and Michael C Hall met for the first time, the rock star looked at the actor, held him in his gaze for a moment and then asked: "What is it with you?" Hall didn't ask him to elaborate; he knew Bowie meant "death".

Between the Los Angeles and New York engagements of "Bat Boy," the actor held various jobs, including performing in shows for visitors at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, a stint with the Sacramento Music Circus and a role in the French rock opera "Nôtre Dame de Paris" at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, in which he played Gringoire, the narrator.

He just had no one in his life who was strong enough to say, 'What are you doing now, where are you going?'" Boorman was one of a small number of friends and colleagues invited to attend a memorial for the actor held at Paramount.

The spectator, not the actor, holds the clue to the meaning of human affairs.

Watching "Comme Toujours," I thought of a moment in Target Margin Theater's "Uncle Vanya" (another marvelous adaptation playing this week at Here) in which an actor holds up a handwritten sign announcing, "Time Passes".

Then, a third pajama-clad actor, holding a lantern outside the tent, announces it is the "middle of the night," and the woman is shown sleeping peacefully while the man rubs his lower back and neck, grimacing.

I was shocked when my niece blithely waltzed past the actor holding the collection bucket.

Instead of an actor playing, say, Sebastian, you get an actor holding or otherwise manipulating a puppet (all superbly designed by Jesse Mooney-Bullock) that is Sebastian.