Sentence examples for has held things from inspiring English sources

Since then, the avuncular chairman has held things together.

The Queen's magnificent duration has held things beneficially together and prevented all sorts of accidents".

Counts are still low and it is likely that the hot and dry weather, as well as insecticide protection, has held things in check.

The man's job in the mixed doubles is to be the more dominant player but she has bailed me out plenty of times and has held things together.

For two Test matches now, while all the talk has been of other things, it has been Dravid, the rock on which this Indian batting is built, who has held things together.

For centuries now the screw has held things together, and for almost as long it has been frustratingly inept at its central purpose.

Palestinian political wrangles over a new cabinet have held things up too.

Interest rates have held things back, and gas prices haven't helped.

Picked over Owens, who brings more impact off the bench, but you wonder if Richard Hibbard might have held things together more.

The mayor is elected, and seems to be popular, but the prefect is appointed by the central government, and is seen, no doubt unfairly, as personally responsible for any bureaucratic bungling that may have held things up.

Forestry has great potential, although negotiations among the local government, industry and environmental groups have held things up.