Sentence examples for have held really from inspiring English sources

Most of my key people have held really different positions.

I think they've held themselves really well under pressure – both Cook and Broad.

Mr Howes said trade had "held up really well" in the first half of September.

"I've been fortunate that the weather has held up really well, so I've had a lot of grass court practice".

The Pearl, if you've held one, is really light, though.

Have you ever wondered why the small-ish city of Green Bay has held on to its really good football team?

What we set out to do then, and it has held true today, was really try to build a company that had a set of values and guiding principles that were as important as the equity of the brand or the product we were selling.

We are watching prices all the time, but because we are 30% cheaper than the largest carriers at [main] airports, our prices have held up really well," she said.

I've held this book, it's really strange.

Mr Evans is big, hulking man – but could a single nail really have held back five desperate boys?

The fourth ball is wide, but Wright misses his swing, and then flicks one behind on the leg-side, Wade dropping one he ought really to have held.