Sentence examples for balance held from inspiring English sources

The main draw is excellent customer service, but there is no interest paid on the balance held.

In ancient Egyptian religion, for example, a dead person's heart was judged by being placed on a balance held by the god Anubis.

The slap of her bare foot on the ground always made a full impact, and, especially in the second half, she had marvelous long moments of balance, held with full energy.

His 2005 Rancho Ontiveros, from the Santa Maria Valley, had the rich, ripe fruit that is typical of so many California pinots, but the anchoring structure and balance held all that fruitiness in check.

And so the legal status of 11 million immigrants hangs in the balance, held hostage by a right-wing media searching desperately for a way to hold on to their audience without driving their party to political Armageddon.

Although Treg may not be exerting a considerable effect in virally suppressed patients on ART, an increase in the immune response to the virus, such as after administration of a therapeutic vaccine, may tilt this delicate balance held in check by Treg towards a proinflammatory T cell response.

As it happens, a fragile balance holds at 347 West 36th Street.

Mr. Pendleton clearly meant to keep reactions off balance, hold easy sentimentality at bay.

He mixed his fastball and curveball and kept the Tigers off balance, holding them to four hits.

That is when they twist, turn and go off balance, holding the ball away from their bodies, more loosely than in their usual form.

It pulls toward two far-apart energies, between Mr. Glasper's jabs and murmurs and Mr. Moreno's steady, Pat Metheny-like tone and calm phrasing; Mr. Scott's attention and cool balance hold it together.