Sentence examples for extraordinary hold from inspiring English sources
Unlike some founders, Mr. Zuckerberg has an extraordinary hold on his business.
In a review of that novel, Adam Gopnik considered the "extraordinary hold" that "Mockingbird" has on our collective imagination.
Its present extraordinary hold on oil prices, however, has less to do with strategy than with the lack of one.
The reason for that extraordinary hold is made plain, at least, by the incidental beauties of the newly discovered book, which are real.
The scale of death on that day, in that battle, and throughout the war, retains an extraordinary hold on Britain's collective and institutional memory.
The divided self was Redgrave's private predicament and theatrical glory - and it explains the extraordinary hold that this prolific family has had on the public imagination.
"Working with collections all over the land, this project reveals to the world the United Kingdom's extraordinary holding of oil paintings.
It was extraordinary to hold this tusk.
Under the Council's present rules of procedures the Council can, in extraordinary circumstances, hold one of its meetings outside Brussels and Luxembourg.
Susanne sat on the couch, surrounded by her family, while out in the night, partner to the extraordinary, Roy held the shovel.
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC This orchestra must hope that Robert Spano's extraordinary energy holds up now that he is also music director in Atlanta, although his days in Brooklyn are probably numbered in any case.
