Sentence examples for held something for from inspiring English sources

It was clear this show and now, its re-birth, held something for everyone.

Any emerging theatre audience needs to be led to the places where they might drink, have fun and discover that the theatre holds something for them.

It is 122 degrees, the heat so profound and air so parched that you only know you sweat if you lean against a railing, or hold something for a few seconds in your hand.

He even cites the unique location as one of his inspirations: "It is a very secluded area with various farmland - peaches, pecans, and corn – so you have these symmetrical fields and groves to ride around in". Proof that this stoner scene holds something for everyone.

The dramatic extremes of the country — from the lush riot of the Amazon to the mysterious deserts of the south, the culinary flair of Lima to the boho-chic beaches of Mancora — hold something for every traveller.

Those inside Etihad Stadium went from despair at 85 minutes to elation at 90 - and the whole club may now allow itself to think the Champions League may just hold something for them other than frustration.

The sex may be great, but what if he asks you to hold something for him?

In short, it's a corner which holds something for a reader of any persuasion from either side of the Atlantic, left, right, centre or Monster Raving Loony, alike.

"I think he sensed that life held something bigger for him, but he didn't know what it was yet," said Doug McCain, his eldest son.

The bridge on Charles River between Boston and Cambridge held something special for me.

This allowed me to grab the attention of my audience, and yet I still held something back for later.