Sentence examples for exceptionally held from inspiring English sources

In 2006, the Court of Vicenza – the trial having been exceptionally held in Italy – sentenced him to five years and eight months and 100,000 € in compensation.

A wash of oyster cream held four exceptionally sweet Maine shrimp; a young parsnip, halved and charred, sat beside pink ovals of beef slowly cooked with hay.

His body was recovered, and his possessions, including his pocket watch and the "exceptionally rare" key, which held a brass tag with the words "Locker 14 F Deck", were sent to his pregnant wife, Madge.

Both have rounded backs and edges, which make them both exceptionally comfortable to hold.

She's exceptionally sweet and holds Greta's hand throughout our conversation.

Balthazar Solvyns's 1799 book describing "the Manners, Customs and Dresses of the Hindoos" is included, open to a page with a tinted etching depicting an acetic with exceptionally long fingernails, holding his arms up for what is apparently an extended period of time.

They're exceptionally good at holding onto the ball and passing.

This makes it exceptionally easy to hold your mind steady enough to recall your dreams.

Roche himself was having a fine season and eager to improve on his third place finish in 1985 - but conventional wisdom held that the exceptionally hilly route would give the edge to Spain's Pedro Delgado, who was both a top road racer and an outstanding climber.

He is already behind bars, and he's being held on an exceptionally harsh $145,000 bail, because the authorities checked his record and found other animal abuse-related incidents. .

The king must have been impressed by Edington's performance, because in 1344 he made him treasurer of the realm, a position he held for the exceptionally long period of twelve years.