Sentence examples for he is upholding from inspiring English sources

June marks Mr. Lefebvre's first anniversary as head chef at the 18-year-old New Brunswick institution where he is upholding a reputation for very good and very expensive food.

When, for example, Schulman writes a passage that begins, "But the Ramones were on to something bigger than they realized," he is upholding the seventies faith: that your favorite pop song holds the key to the national psyche.

His sense that he is upholding the old values - the now outdated notion of fame as a glittering prize bestowed on a deserving elite - relies on his physical presence alongside the "clipboard Nazis" guarding the velvet rope.

He repeatedly calls his debate with Erasmus not a collatio but a causa (a legal case) and claimed that no matter what Origen and other patristic authors might say, by upholding the literal truth of what Paul wrote in the Epistle to the Romans, he is upholding the causa Christi (Christ's case).

If he is upheld, there is a decent likelihood that his new formulation will become the standard in the federal judiciary — and the costly patent wars, which take money from shareholders and consumers alike, will finally come to an end.

Trump committed to regular rallies on behalf of Republicans, and he's upholding that commitment.

For Compton (102no), grandson of one of England's greatest batsman Denis, today's breakthrough innings meant he was upholding an especially famous family tradition.

Elliott Colla, of Georgetown University, who has written on the history of Egyptology, recently said of Hawass, "To the Egyptians, he's upholding claims of Egyptian sovereignty and claims of modern Egyptians to be the direct descendants of ancient Egyptians.

The sidebar concluded with Justice Joseph C. Teresi saying, without elaborating on his reasoning, that he was going to seat two of the three black women and that he was upholding all of the challenges by the prosecution.

Jones would not respond when asked if he hit Kendall on purpose, but it seemed clear he was upholding an unwritten code of conduct: If our leadoff man goes down, so will yours.

Douglas M. Arthur, an analyst for Morgan Stanley, which was the lead underwriter for Ms. Stewart's company when it went public in 1999, said yesterday afternoon that he was upholding his buy rating.