Sentence examples for do held from inspiring English sources
In September 2007, she spent more than £200 on a leaving do held at her house, which she described as "cheaper than a restaurant".
Perhaps the biggest and best, and by far the wildest, party in New York this season will be Within the Land of Ash (withinthelandofash.com), a do held deep in Williamsburg by a mysterious organisation called The Danger.
When Do held the gun to the woman's neck, she was feeding a child and watching five others between the ages of 3 months and 6 years.
Considering it's probably a pain having everything you do held up against your debut for two entire decades, it's surprising to see him face up to his own legacy so readily with The Smell of Us.
This weekend's do, held at London's Cecil Sharp House, NW1, includes a discussion on the US election featuring recent Green party candidate Larry Sanders (brother of Bernie), a consideration of how the UK left can rise again and even a roast dinner!
"They really do hold up well".
"I do hold that incident against Anthony".
Facts, etc. do hold some weight.
"They really do hold up," she murmured.
Emerging market crises do hold important lessons.
"They do hold a quart," she said.
