Sentence examples for called holding from inspiring English sources

"I came through the middle on one play, and I had one referee tell me, 'I would've called holding if you weren't being double-teamed,' " Strahan, who has four sacks this season, said.

In response to Herve Lamizana's comments that he chose Rutgers over Seton Hall because he didn't like Marcus Toney-El, Toney-El called holding onto hate a female trait.

Referee John Cahill, stationed at the top of the key, called charging; his colleague Will Bush, standing on the baseline, ruled that basket was good, called holding on Hemsley and awarded a free throw.

In a new book called "Holding the Line" (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press), seven military experts argue that the Pentagon's budget could even decline slightly in the years ahead by a restructuring of the forces and their missions; for instance, the elimination of the Navy's presence in the Mediterranean.

Last year, Liz Cheney called holding such trials in New York "unconscionable"; Karl Rove called it "an utter, unmitigated disaster for the security of the United States".

Obama critics such as Debra Burlingame warned that "part of Jihad is tying up lower Manhattan"; Karl Rove called holding trials there "an utter, unmitigated disaster for the security of the United States".

And the defenses he called held those Baltimore Colts to one touchdown.

For his follow-up, Imanuel wanted to release a song called "Hold My Strap".

My first session was called "Hold me tight" – essentially an exploration of hugging.

On April 16th the Institute for China-America Studies, as the Virginia-based centre is called, held a conference at a hotel in Washington.

There's even a song called Hold Up a Light, designed to encourage a lighters-aloft moment.