Sentence examples for gap held from inspiring English sources

During this time, the leaders' time gap held steady at about 90 seconds for many kilometers.

That time gap held steady until the finishing circuits in Macerata began, and the team came forward to lead the chase.

That gap holds true even in sectors where women workers dominate, such as healthcare and teaching.

Bill Duffy, another of the power agents, said that Derek Fisher, the current union president and the respected Lakers veteran, was "perfect for the leadership role" of bridging the talent gap, holding folks together.

A working-class Hispanic woman is far more likely to be a single mother than her white and wealthy counterpart, yet the male-female happiness gap holds in East Hampton and East L.A. alike.

New Yorkers sit anywhere.' " A few blocks north, at the so-called Crossroads of the World, where, on Armistice Day in 1918, Enrico Caruso sang from the balcony of the Knickerbocker Hotel, a man was slumped against the Gap holding a cardboard sign that read, "Why lie?

However, observing the result presented in [16], we can find that the gap holds a constant, approximately.

Braun looked good tracking liners and high fly balls, and took good routes when cutting off balls down the line or in the gap, holding batters to singles.

Clothing: Many clothing outlets (like, for example, The Gap) hold their biggest sales of the year the day after Christmas.

During the American Civil War the strategic gap was held alternately by Confederate and Union troops.

Nikita soared over the gap and held on to the block, and the others shook their heads.