Sentence examples for bills hold from inspiring English sources

It could kill Mr. Bloomberg's bills, hold further hearings or choose to vote.

For family members and friends, recovery is perceived in terms of observable signs, such as the capacity to go out, to establish contact with other people, and to be autonomous (be independent, pay bills, hold a job).

BILLS HOLD ON TO SMITH: Running back Antowain Smith did not get his wish granted, remaining a member of the Buffalo Bills after the N.F.L. trading deadline arrived yesterday.

"This is good news for customers – with bills held down and better service," said Cathryn Ross, the chief executive of Ofwat.

In winning their fourth straight game, the Bills held the Browns to 26 yards in total offense.

Last week, a meeting of the Coalition to Lower Utility Bills, held in Ms. Alioto's office, was swamped by 70 people eager to join the fight, she said.

What is true is that the large holdings of US currency outside the United States — largely in the form of $100 bills, held for obvious reasons — represent, in effect, a roughly $500 billion zero-interest loan to America.

"Japanese are often seen as modest and humble, but it's not the case this time," said Ryoko Ikeda, a 36-year-old mother at one of the daily rallies against the bills held near parliament for the past weeks.

Ravens Lose in Buffalo The Bills held on to beat the Ravens, 19-14, upstheing the return of running back Willis McGahee and providing a rare moment of relief in a frustrating season.

For years Germany, which applies a 19percentt rate on restaurant bills, held out against the idea of allowing France to lower its rates, fearing that it might lose out in cross-border trade to French restaurants.

"With bills held down by 5% and service driven up over the next five years, customers will get more and pay less," said Cathryn Ross, Ofwat chief executive.