Sentence examples for be hold from inspiring English sources
verb
To grasp or grip.
- Hold the pencil like this.
If Brooklyn were a cult, it would be — hold on.
The Giants' mantra used to be "hold on to your own".
Thomas L. Friedman's description of the chaos and desperate conditions that exist in many parts of Iraq is a clear reminder of what our priorities as "liberators" must be ("Hold Your Applause," column, April 9).
No moviegoer in his right mind would take a drum-tight plot at the expense of a dreamy-slow cover of "Mood Indigo" that could be hold music for an opium den, or the shot of Mr. Poitier and his lover (Diahann Carroll) strolling arm in arm toward the Arc de Triomphe at dawn, Ellington's score imploring them to get a room.
Clearly the relation must be hold.
As intraspecific competition was consistently more important than interspecific competition, resource complementarity could be hold responsible for intercrop advantages.
Private cremation will be held.
They should be held responsible".
Violators will be held accountable.
Memorial to be held later this summer.
