Sentence examples for going to withhold from inspiring English sources

I'm going to withhold judgment on that.

Now he's going to withhold his tiny little penis from me.

But it takes a lot of courage to say we are going to withhold funds.

"I'm going to withhold judgment, but it does go against innocent-before-proven-guilty".

In violation of the rules of federal procedure, they were going to withhold these documents from the court".

"But in a lot of states, they get right up to where they're going to withhold diplomas and they back down a bit.

Girls are going to want to withhold it until they decide that they are willing to give it to the guy.

1962 U.S. Pressures Laotian Prince The United States government is going to continue to withhold all aid payments to Prince Boun Oum's Royal Laotian government until a government of "national unity" is formed, it was learned tonight.

The former Conservative prime minister, who lost power to Blair in 1997, said it was a pity the full papers were going to be withheld by the Cabinet Office.

They want to believe that something is still going to be withheld from us because we were too sinful, that we ruined our lives, that we deserve to be servants instead of God's children.

So taxpayers relying on withholding are probably going to have too little withheld, leading to a big tax bill next April.