Sentence examples for entry holds from inspiring English sources

Walter FitzOther, whose interests are detailed in another entry, holds "1 man of the soke of Kingston upon Thames, to whom he has committed the charge of the king's wild mares, but we know not on what terms.

Each entry holds the link direction, the PDR, and the transmission rate.

Libertarianism, in the narrow sense of this entry, holds that agents are, at least initially, full self-owners.

For example, a developer could use the service to compare how their new entry holds up next to the leading apps in the space, and they can also watch the impact of what other events like price changes, featured listings and version updates, have on app downloads.

It blocks them at legal ports of entry, holds others in indefinite detention, and has drastically restricted who can even ask for asylum.

Each entry holds the score of the partial alignment ending at the corresponding positions, as well as the number of frameshifts that occurred on the path so far (to ensure the established limit in the complete alignment) and a reference to the previous matrix entry of the alignment path, to facilitate the traceback.

The entry held wooden boxes filled with fragrant apples from a nearby orchard.

Thomas, in his latest blog entry, held out hope that he might return for the Sept. 5 regular-season opener, against the visiting Dallas Cowboys.

Now she is there in her own right, with the Londoner's new entry "Hold My Hand" going straight into the top spot, according to the Official Charts Company (OCC).

Instead, she was charged with illegal entry, held for a few days in criminal custody, in New Mexico, and then was sent to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) center back in Texas.

Scotland "would have to queue, meet the requirements for entry, hold negotiations and the result would be that these negotiations would take place," Spanish Foreign Minister Alfonso Dastis said at a press conference shortly after Sturgeon announced she would make a bid for another referendum.