Sentence examples for held a contract from inspiring English sources
Its low profile and two-gun rotating turret had never been seen on the waters of the world before, though the Monitor's designer and builder, John Ericsson, already held a contract for 20 additional ships.
Court documents and lawyers in the case depict another side of Jack: he had a somewhat mystical bent — a New Age faith in the metaphysical powers of "kinetically charged water," magic crystals and the like — and held a contract to sell his favorite healing water at Hmong festivals in California.
The NHS information centre's chief executive, Tim Straughan, said: "The England and Wales report looks at earnings in the second year of the new contractual system and reveals the average earnings of NHS dentists varies greatly depending on whether they personally held a contract with their primary care organisation".
General Dynamics is a drone manufacturer and has held a contract for analyzing footage from drones.
General Dynamics are a drone manufacturer, as well as having held a contract for analysing footage from drones.
The other possibility for the Hokies was the San Francisco Bowl, whose managers also held a contract with the Big East, but because Tech played in the previous year's San Francisco Bowl, the bowl's organizing committee decided against a second invitation.
Gerald Shargel, the lawyer, said the company holds a contract with the city's Board of Education and expects to retain it.
The authority currently holds a contract to purchase power from the KeySpan plants but pays more as fuel costs rise.
The Big East holds a contract with the Garden for its basketball tournament through 2016 and has played the tournament there since 1983.
"We see more options," said Ms. Cojocaru, who recently decamped from the Royal Ballet to the English National Ballet, and also holds a contract with the Hamburg Ballet.
The A400M, for example, has yet to catch on outside Europe, with just one foreign customer, Malaysia, holding a contract for four planes.
