Sentence examples for built holds from inspiring English sources

The most serious charge — one that in recent months has threatened to undo everything Li has built — holds that the frenzied crowds, and his exhortations, tap a malignant strain of populism that China has not permitted since the Cultural Revolution.

But for a World War II soldier from Hove, the fields where the multi-million pound Amex Stadium has just been built hold strong memories of the past.

During the review of Afghanistan and Pakistan strategy, Mr. Gates made the argument, according to one participant in the White House Situation Room discussions, that "in any particular location you should be able to clear, build, hold and transfer" to the Afghan forces within two years.

The state penitentiary in Tijuana, for example, where 157 Americans are held, was built to hold 1,800 inmates but currently has 4,300.

STANLEY HO Net worth: $2.8 billion Claim to fame: The 76-year-old casino king built privately held STDM, which holds Macau's gambling monopoly.

Internet of Things (IoT) a vision, being built today, holds a new rule for future "anything that can be connected will be connected".

The camp, originally built to hold 120 prisoners, can now hold more than 200.

It was built to hold 850 inmates, but was believed to be holding around 3,000 when the latest disturbances broke out.

It was built to hold 13,318 inmates.

"Hotels were built to hold as many people as possible.

Built to hold 900 students, it enrolled about 750 last year.