Sentence examples for badly held from inspiring English sources

Warwickshire were badly held up by the rain on day three of their County Championship Division One game against Sussex at Hove.

"We were badly held back not just by the technology, but by the culture of journalism there," he said of The Post, as he offered a preview of his new site, Vox.com, which was scheduled to launch Sunday night.

"We were badly held back not just by the technology, but by the culture of journalism," he said of daily newspapers, as he offered a preview of his new site, Vox.com, which was scheduled to be introduced Sunday night.

But that's not exactly encouraging - one is, well, a Sauber; and Red Bull have massive problems with the driveability of the Renault engine, which is badly holding back its cornering performance.

If you are craving a cigarette very badly, hold the carrot stick in your mouth like a cigarette and hyperventilate.

Nick Clegg did badly but held the keys to Downing Street and wasn't quite sure what to do with them.

Though Romney lost to President Obama in 2012, and lost pretty badly, he held his head high and emerged with his honor largely intact.

But the ruling cross-community coalition, though badly strained, held together, just.See article: On a knife edgeLeaders under fireSoldiers rebelled against Ange-Félix Patasse, president of the Central African Republic, but failed to overthrow him.

The narrator, Mizoguchi, a young Zen acolyte, is alienated from the world around him; born physically unattractive and frail and into bleak poverty, he stutters badly and holds himself aloof from others.

Nonetheless, it appears that some airlines may still be taking shortcuts with equipment, maintenance or training -- the sort of shortcuts that, when things go badly wrong, hold disastrous potential.

As an infant, you wanted so badly to hold your head up long before your neck was strong enough to carry the load.