Sentence examples for has easily held from inspiring English sources

For the fourth week in a row 50 Cent's "Massacre" (Interscope), the first blockbuster hit of the year, has easily held the top spot on the Billboard charts.

Ms. Waters was elected to Congress in 1990, and has easily held her seat ever since, even as the district stretched farther away from inner-city south Los Angeles to the conservative community of Torrance.

All About That Bass has outperformed hits like Katy Perry's Dark Horse, Nico and Vinz's Am I Wrong and Beyoncé's Drunk In Love, and it has easily held off recent releases such as Taylor Swift's Shake It Off, One Direction's Steal My Girl and Nicki Minaj's Anaconda.

Now he has taken his campaign a step further by giving up his comfortable life as a magistrate in Adelaide to stand as an independent candidate against Alexander Downer, the foreign minister, in Australia's national election on October 9th.No one has written off his chances, even though Mr Downer has easily held the seat, in the affluent Adelaide Hills district, for most of the past 20 years.

McDonald's has come to Bahia, but the Baianas, as the street cooks are known, have easily held their own.

As Rose, Davis could have easily held her own in the Best Actress category; that she is running in the supporting contest has raised questions of category fraud, since it almost guarantees her a win over competitors who had less screen time.

It was a district that Donald Trump won by nearly 20 points in 2016, and the GOP should have easily held on to it.  .

For example, it was too infrequently noted in post election reports this year that Democrat John Garamendi had easily held a congressional seat in the San Francisco Bay area.

It's a belief most easily held when you've not witnessed peace rallies and makeshift memorials, when you've turned a blind eye to grassroots organizations like the Interrupters in Chicago, who are working valiantly to stem the tide of violence in that city.

(Brendan had the same thought: "He could've easily broken into his house and held him hostage or shot him. Lots of things could've happened").

According to The Form's report, McTaggart, knowing his horse had easily beaten Prince Eugene and others, held him back in second place.