Sentence examples for ever on hold from inspiring English sources

No biographical subject is ever on hold with the orthodontist.

There is a tendency in religion to use god as an excuse for physical or "earthly" inaction, but mental health is not something that should ever be put on hold.

Companies are keener than ever on holding bosses' feet to the fire by linking their pay to performance through stock options and the like and on firing them if they fail.

I think it's more important than ever to hold on to the idea that things could erupt any minute".

Anyone who has ever been on hold on a customer support line is familiar with Geotel's products.

Still, at the start of this congressional election year, there's more pressure than ever on Democrats who hold the White House and both chambers of Congress to help create jobs.

The battle has become so pitched in places like Egypt that the forces of reaction — namely the military — seem more determined than ever to hold on.

Whatever the reasons for her lifesaving fortitude, one thing is certain: If my daughter ever insists on holding on to the same pants for five years, I will have no problem sneaking into her room at night to wash them.  .

But events in the past week once again yoked the Bharatiya Janata Party to the very Hindu nationalist identity that Mr. Laxman has been trying to put at arm's length and made it seem that the party was torn between cultivating its hard-core constituency and broadening its base among Muslims and low-caste Hindus -- steps it must take if it is ever to hold power on its own.

It will now be virtually impossible ever to hold another free vote on hanging.

Carlsen will be No. 1 on Jan . 1— the youngest ever to hold the top rank.