Sentence examples for frequent holds from inspiring English sources

But Senator Tom Coburn, the conservative Oklahoma Republican known for his frequent holds, said he would not be deterred.

Jobs in the sales and related occupations SOC job group were the most frequent held jobs among exposed case mothers (13 of 28 individual jobs held by exposed case mothers during the critical window), including 12 jobs as cashiers in fast food restaurants.

The chat rooms he normally frequented held little attraction for him today.

The most frequent proposition holds that the difference is largely related to the level of 'experience' of the assessor, implying that adaptation (and therefore redefinition of what is good health) comes with experience.

Today, I understand that he is not held liable as much as the bartenders I used to frequent were held liable for my intoxication.

I, like most frequent travelers, hold out scant hope.

However, keen readers can change their posture at frequent intervals, holding the book in a different position.

The original house, built in the 1940s, is now a guesthouse for those invited to the frequent barbecues held in New Dubina.

Not every passenger is equal when it comes to being bumped: business-class travelers and frequent fliers holding elite status are much less likely to get bumped.

"I use it every day: the roads are often blocked with traffic or demonstrations, but the teleférico is never obstructed," she says, referring to the frequent marches held by social movements and unions.

Prayer has been described in its sublimity as "an intimate friendship, a frequent conversation held alone with the Beloved" by St. Teresa of Ávila, a 16th-century Spanish mystic.