Sentence examples for hold feels from inspiring English sources

A club with 100 fewer people than it can hold feels empty, says Jon Collins, head of CGA Strategy, a nightclub consultancy—"and who wants to return to an empty club?"Club owners have turned to social media to stave off decline.

But my husband, who had put his career on hold, felt miserable.

If buying in a store, you'll be able to hold, feel and pull the leash to test it, and you can ask the retailer plenty of questions about it.

This hand-holding feels superfluous for New York in 2013, as does the repeated instruction to wrap food and herbs in lettuce to "create your own perfect bite".

So the hand-holding feels highly micro-managed at points.

The pole I'm holding feels clean as a whistle!

Today, positioning a book about feminism within the confines of stereotypes your old dad might have once held feels baffling.

And whoever this was, whoever he was holding, felt like nothing.

Where Basel is no Miami, but the display of glamour, wealth and celebrity at the Kunstmuseum Basel, where the event was held, felt more typical of South Beach.

Fig. 4 In stroller holding felt necklace Fig. 5 Moving felt beads along string and counting one at a time.

This time his brigadiers at the front, Generals Ryrie and Chaytor, although they believed that Gaza could be held, felt compelled to obey, as they could not see the whole battle.