Sentence examples for good held from inspiring English sources

AT THE "Singapore Summit", a gathering of Asia's great and good held back in September, a speaker asked the audience of several hundred for a show of hands by those who thought Mitt Romney would win the American presidency.

Star Trek is very good, held its own against Terminator Salvation in its third weekend and is now by far the biggest movie in the franchise on $191m £119.9mm).

Wallingford Riegger's music — all the music was recorded but sounded very good — held up powerfully, and the prepared-piano score by Henry Cowell (which replaced a lost Cowell score for "Deep Song") was also strong.

But the presumption must be that desires that are widespread or universal are aimed at some genuine and attainable good, however inadequate the conceptions of that good held by many individuals may be.

Friday night at a UNICEF educational fundraiser, 'Montblanc Signature for Good' held at Paramount Studios, a few dozen celebrities turned out in support.

The kid who was not very good-looking now looks good holding a gun.

Good holding pen while he awaits appointment to the supreme court.

If it all looks good, hold the metal plate up over the triangle and the motor.

Wholesale inventories are goods held by distributors who generally buy from manufacturers and sell to retailers.

During the depths of the economic crisis last year, the prices for many goods held steady or even dropped.

Because the Dutch were traders, the Aborigines, who had no trade goods, held little interest for them.