Sentence examples for held back from entering from inspiring English sources

Rescuers were still being held back from entering the mine on Monday because of potentially explosive gasses inside.

Federer, an emotional man, was in tears in the locker room at the All England Club after losing that memorable five-set final and Nadal, sensitive to his needs, held back from entering.

The American military has occupied a former Spanish base on the outskirts of Najaf but has held back from entering the downtown area, despite statements by commanders that they intended to kill or capture Mr. Sadr.

Kean has until now held back from entering a war of words with his critics but, after calling for a truce ahead of today's home match against Stoke, he hit back at any Blackburn followers who might have been hoping for a defeat at Old Trafford to further their campaign for his removal.

Special forces police officers took up positions on Tuesday around the village, taking cover from the gunfire but holding back from entering Lazarat.

Katie Sieving, a professor of wildlife ecology and conservation at the University of Florida, has found that tufted titmice act like "crossing guards" and that other birds hold back from entering hazardous open areas in a forest if the titmice sound any alarm.

To preserve the fiction that Iraq's liberation was indigenous, however, the British held back from crossing the Tigris and entering downtown Baghdad.

Ms Phillips has not held back from expressing her views since she entered Parliament in May and her attacks have included her own leader.

Many investors held back from buying them.

I held back from asking personal questions.

It was held back from release.