Sentence examples for has always held its from inspiring English sources
New York has always held its conductors in chief close.
The New York City Butterfly Club began as a general nature-study group, said its president, Guy Tudor, who attributes his office to the fact that the club has always held its monthly meetings in his apartment in Forest Hills, Queens.
"I've always held it against Marshall that I met Wendi independent of him.
But the school has always held that its students can be trusted to make good choices, he said.
Sun has always held tight control over Solaris, its proprietary network operating system for server computers.
The so-called "hub of the universe" -- cradle of celebrated presidents (Kennedy, Adams), losing nominees (Dukakis, Kerry), comedic slap fights (Leno, Conan) and Dunkin' Donuts (munchkins, crullers) has always held an outsize view of its own prominence in the political cosmos and beyond.
"Intel has always held onto the value of its chips by integrating more components," said Sergis Mushell, a computer chip expert at the tech consultancy Gartner.
The piano has always held allure for him, particularly for its harmonic possibilities.
Gibbard has always held fame at bay, even in its most modest forms.
In the last few weeks, when the $288-$288-$290ounce level was reached, it has always held.
