Sentence examples for held in the line from inspiring English sources

Most coaches teach that the blade should be held in the line of Sixte, closing out that side of the fencer entirely.

"In any event energy companies will clearly need to hold records linking meters with householders and all the information must be held in line with the requirements of the Data Protection Act.

Fifa says the polls should be held in line with the statutes adopted in August 2014 and with the six candidates who registered on 10 November - no further entrants should be considered.

A contraflow system, named Operation Brock, would operate between junctions eight and nine southbound to allow traffic to continue in both directions on reduced lanes, while thousands of lorries are held in line before the border.

Meanwhile, she said, two of her sisters were holding spots in the line for the Ollivander's wand shop.

The percentage of salaried workers was cut from nearly 5% of total employment for 1913 to less than 2% by 1921; these reductions in Ford personnel enabled the company to hold in line the burgeoning fixed-cost and overhead burden.

"Some of them really believe in holding the line and dealing exclusively with patients".

Justice Antonin Scalia, who in other settings has been hostile to government regulation of speech, said there was value in holding the line here.

They are all impressed by how gritty and effective the Obama administration has been in holding the line and inciting real education reform.

It also shows the crucial role of the Republican house freshmen in holding the line on spending.

This gives advocates of keeping the tax enormous leverage in holding the line against gutting the law.