Sentence examples for has held up at from inspiring English sources

Brent crude has held up at over $100 a barrel despite the threat of recession in developed countries.

What Wells meant was that Clemens's body has held up at an age when Wells, much to his chagrin, is starting to feel aches and pains.

While Debenhams reported virtually flat sales and falling margins, Street said margins had held up at John Lewis and that fashion and beauty sales rose 8.5%.

She came primed with her 70's affectations once again (long hippie hair, fantastic pants, and belt) and a screeching take on "Born to be Wild". Although Courtney is a more than deserving contestant who's nerves have held up at the tender age of 14 while contestants four times her age have cracked, her role on the show has been called into question as of late by some ravenous online fans.

So far, the luck of "Ali" has held up, though at times just barely.

Valspar's stock has been weak lately, but over the long term Sherwin-Williams has held up better: at $64, its shares are up 40percentt over the last two years.

During the 2009 recession, it plummeted 90%, but this time around, it has held up – albeit at much lower levels than recorded in 2006/7, rising recently to its highest point in a year.

We would be surprised by such a move given the experience back in 2007, when an attempt failed at around 1300p (we think due to the banks), and given that the share price has held up well at a time when forecasts have been downgraded significantly.

While advertising has plunged at many magazines during this recession, it has held up relatively well at Tatler, Mr. Coleridge said.

This kind of passionate, brainy almost-nihilism has held up rather well, at least to my aging ears and sensibility.

Pricing has held up so far at the more traditionally designed new condo developments and conversions, and sales have been brisk.