Sentence examples for article to hold from inspiring English sources

THE ten-and-a-half minutes it took a Delta 2 rocket to lift OCO-2 from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California to a parking orbit 190km above Earth on July 2nd would have been too long for most people (even Tibetans see article) to hold their breath.

For the conclusions of this article to hold for networks constructed with real cells, the minimal properties of Table 1 only need to be approximations of actual complex neuron responses.

In contrast, a customer who claims to have become ill from consuming the miso-salmon entrée described in the article is likely to hold the restaurant itself — not individual servers, cooks, or members of the prep team — responsible for his or her illness.

Jokingly, he says maybe he can do something funny for the featured image for my article like pretend to hold up the color wheel logo.

Remark 1.1 All functional inequalities considered in this article are assumed to hold eventually, that is, they are satisfied for all t large enough.

Or days writing a mega article that fails to hold readers' attention.

One thing you might be able to do is find a blanket or article of clothing to hold over yourself for privacy.

She said that a lot has changed in the new editorial landscape, but that articles still have to hold up under intense scrutiny.

If you want to keep your articles to yourself, hold onto them (I imagine that — given the increase in your output — you'd spend a fortune between making copies and postage costs), but if when you come to San Remo you bring your Opera Omnia with you (I suppose you have a bulging album full of cuttings or other such things) I might perhaps deign to cast an eye over them.

"The judicial bodies don't approve of the decree, and they don't approve of the draft constitution, and under current constitutional articles, it is impossible to hold a referendum without judicial monitoring," said Ahmed Kamel, a spokesman for Amr Moussa, a former diplomat under Mr. Mubarak who ran for president last year and has emerged as an opposition leader.

Many forms of personal freedom are guaranteed by the constitution: the privacy of correspondence (Article 15); the right to travel at home and abroad (Article 16); the right of association for all purposes that are legal, except in secret or paramilitary societies (Article 18); and the right to hold public meetings, if these are consistent with security and public safety (Article 17).