Sentence examples similar to continued holdups from inspiring English sources

Her "Put Your Hands Up" isn't a holdup; its chorus continues, "If you feel love tonight".

The Article concludes by examining whether this trend is likely to continue in the future, particularly given a 2006 Supreme Court decision that appears to diminish the holdup threat by recognizing the possibility of liability rules in patent suits, as well as recent case law that may call into question certain types of software patents.

In the most recent holdup, on Nov. 4 in Ashburn, video footage shows the woman to be almost uninterested as a teller hands her a stack of cash, and she continues talking on her phone as she turns and walks out of the bank.

The holdup may hamper distressed borrowers who want to make good on their debts, said consumer advocates, who added that borrowers may continue to be misled by the department's contracted debt collectors.

There were other holdups.

"There were many, many holdups.

The group chafed at the holdups.

The holdups appear to be legal.

Pharmacy holdups are not a new invention.

Budget holdups have added to delays.

Other problems were the result of bureaucratic holdups in Washington.