Sentence examples for end holding from inspiring English sources

All of the emotion fell to Mr. Omori, then, who was happy to be a ham, dreaming about love that won't ever end, holding notes until they decayed.

Ms. Mills in her performance keeps that poignancy alive for moments on end, holding it like a fragile flower in her hand.

Mr. Shwaili, it seems, was an unemployed mechanic caught up in the turmoil for Libya's future, and met his end holding a rifle in a battle for Misurata's once quiet streets.

At the war's end, holding the temporary rank of lieutenant colonel, he debriefed Nazi scientists, including Werner von Braun, and was sent to analyze Hitler's V-2 rocket facilities.

The businessman reappeared toward the end, holding his head in apparent anguish; the word "GIVE," in large capitals, filled the screen and changed to "FORGIVE"; the businessman stood, looking down, as blue water poured from the pockets of his clothes, filling the room.

It had been too tempting for him to let pass without joining, and he had handed his mother the three balloons and jumped onto the end, holding this position briefly until others grabbed on and the line grew longer, its stitching more intricate.

An enclosed porch at one end held four additional beds.

(The Steelers, in the end, held on to Ben Roethlisberger).

Even with its loose structure and moseying pace, the show, in the end, holds together.

Flexible rubber stoppers at each end hold the legs in place.

"The Deep End" holds us even when it goes a little soft.