Sentence examples for had really held from inspiring English sources

A bid of three no-trump would have survived, but that could have been fatal if South had really held some kind of heart suit.

That has really held us back.

I do think the categories have really held up.

Not that any trend has really held up at all during this series.

Paris, Helsinki and now Oslo – European car-free efforts have really held the limelight in recent years.

"All the litigations and delays have really held the neighborhood back," Mr. McLaughlin said.

"The first hands to have really held her, washed her and cleaned her were these three people.

The area has "really held its own nicely since the days of being known as 'Needle Park,' " Mr. Manzari said.

Press team caught "between a rock and a stone slab", I'm told #EdStone Labour insiders saying Torsten Bell "has really held the campaign together".

"After years of having a justice system that has really held the nation back, today is really a step forward," said Booker, the only co-sponsor who is not on Judiciary, in an interview.

And unlike our current president, who either didn't know it or didn't care about it, he has really held the line, and Pennsylvania has been much less affected by home foreclosures.