Sentence examples for hold a power from inspiring English sources

He would be commander-in-chief of the world's strongest military force, would hold a power of veto over domestic legislation and, through the bully pulpit, would help to shape the national agenda.

And researchers are now realising that emoticons may hold a power over us that we didn't realise – when we use them to communicate, they can transform our decisions and behaviour in unexpected ways.

It's also why the car's engine bay could hold a power plant strong enough to fight off German luxury rivals, as well as those that might come from Japan in the next decade.

Like the Mazdaspeed 3, the ST holds a power and speed advantage over most pocket rockets.

And Terry Pratchett reminded us that cats have always held a power over humans: "In ancient times cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this".

And as for Iran, where America is keen to seek a fresh round of UN sanctions in the hope of forcing it to scrap its nuclear programme, China holds a power of veto at the Security Council.

(The one holding a power drill is the photographer himself).

Al-Nashiri was waterboarded and subjected to mock executions with CIA agents holding a power drill and gun to his head.

But the Ahmeds do hold a certain power, as the gatekeepers of a very specific world.

Circularity is found to hold a consistent power correlation with pore size.

The objects, prosthetics, and adornments through which Kahlo transformed herself hold a striking power.