Sentence examples for had indeed held from inspiring English sources
Over the previous half-century a strong positive relationship had indeed held between productivity and profits.
The National Post of Canada asked McLeod whether she had indeed held the ball that long.
This would have succeeded if East had indeed held both missing trumps.
Then, on Tuesday, Mr. Cahuzac stunned everyone, admitting to investigating magistrates that he had indeed held an undeclared bank account — first in Switzerland and then in Singapore.
But the report found the Met had indeed held "intelligence" which suggested "there was an enhanced level of suspicion that Mr Davidson was corrupt both before and after he worked on the Stephen Lawrence investigation".
He ruled Penn State's Kenny Jackson had, indeed, held on to a touchdown pass, which Ross and the Maryland faithful believed had been jarred loose by a hard hit before Jackson had possession.
42 In that connection, the Court has indeed held that it is not irrelevant that a 'communication' within the meaning of Article 3(1) of Directive 2001/29 is of a profit-making nature (Football Association Premier League and Others, paragraph 204).
Walker has indeed held the line on tuition, but not for out-of-state, international or graduate students at many of the 26 schools that make up the University of Wisconsin system.
And if they have indeed held the trial in secret they have done so, he said, because of a "lack of confidence and because they know there is no evidence".
Ron's outraged on several levels: "First there's no 'Biden Rule' and Democrats have indeed held hearings and votes on GOP presidential nominees in the last year of a term" -- like Anthony Kennedy in his father's last year.
