Sentence examples for held the division from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 8, they held the division lead but were embarrassed by the Rangers, 6-2, at Nassau Coliseum.

CINCINNATI — For a certain segment of Cubs fans, a look at the National League Central standings early last week was doubly distressing: The Cubs were in fifth place, seven games under.500 and closer to last place than to first, and the Cincinnati Reds held the division lead.

BILL MORGAN, an emeritus professor of kinesiology at the University of Wisconsin, likes to tell the story, which he swears is true, of an Ivy League pole vaulter who held the Division 1 record in the Eastern region.

They almost blocked the Cubs last year, holding the division lead for the first four and a half months and being tied for the lead with 12 games to play.

In the four trajectories generated from the four energy scenarios, we hold the division of energy use between developed and developing countries constant at the current ratio of 85% to 15% of total energy supply used by developed and developing countries, respectively.

This group, under orders from the 74th (Yeomanry) Division, held the section of the Beersheba defence stretching north from the Wadi es Saba towards the Beersheba-to-Tel Beersheba-to-Tel Beersheba-to-Tel el

He and Mr. Gishi had been friends and Baath Party colleagues; they both held the rank of division commander.

The US 35th Infantry Regiment held the northern of the division line, from the Namji-ri bridge to the Chinju-Masan highway.

He saw a hundred ships coming in every year and saw that trade held, through the division of labour and specialisation of labour, the key to future wealth and prosperity," says Mr Brown.

In 1996 the high court declared a new election had to be held for the division of Lindsay in the lower house after the candidate was found to be ineligible for parliament because she was a serving officer of the RAAF.

Representatives of both groups testified at a public hearing held by the division, and none of them had much positive to say about the proposed regulations, which would define demolition as the complete gutting of a building's interior — but not necessarily the removal of its outside walls or support beams.