Sentence examples for had repeatedly held from inspiring English sources

After all, Shane explained, he had repeatedly "held her in my arms in the track centre when she has capitulated".

He said that "gangsters" had repeatedly held him up at knifepoint, stealing his money and that soldiers had confiscated and destroyed his cellphone.

Chief Orders Inquiry Into Agent's Complaint The F.B.I. director, Robert S. Mueller III, ordered an inquiry into complaints by a senior agent in Minneapolis that officials in Washington had repeatedly held back investigators in Minneapolis who sought to investigate Zacarias Moussaoui aggressively in the days before Sept. 11.

In America, the courts have repeatedly held them to be legal.

Federal courts have repeatedly held that Medicaid beneficiaries can use the law to enforce their rights.

As American authorities consider how to build democracy in Iraq, they have repeatedly held up this region as a model.

On the one hand, courts have repeatedly held that basic bodily processes and "products of nature" are not patentable.

State courts have repeatedly held that local economic issues can have implications so broad that they become a matter of substantial state interest, he said.

The U.A.W. has repeatedly held strikes at crucial parts factories to shut down many assembly plants quickly, particularly at G.M. in the 1990s.

It is no different from providing police and fire services and sidewalks to religious institutions, which the Supreme Court has repeatedly held does not violate church-state separation.

But Florida courts have repeatedly held that flight alone is not enough to justify a suspicion of criminal activity or arrest.