Sentence examples for hold him from from inspiring English sources

"Initially, we were holding looters, depending on the individual, his age and what he was looting, we would hold him from a period of a couple of hours to a couple of days," General Blount said.

Hold him from underneath, through the cloth, or by reaching under and letting your bird perch on your open hand.

His first day on the treadmill, in late October, Taliaferro was essentially suspended by the harness, while two physical therapist moved his legs and a third held him from behind.

All of it is suffused with the feel of Mindy holding him from behind, her cheek against his head, her smell: not bready, like his mom's, but salty, bitter almost — a smell that seems akin to that of the lions themselves.

He had pretty good flow, but I couldn't help but think that the ears will hold him back from that platinum-selling record, or indeed from being taken seriously by anyone in the world.

Again I'd have to hold him back from doing a million other things.

Bass: Paul McCartney We'd probably have to hold him back from doing other things, but he's certainly my all-time favourite bass player.

A parent has got to hurt his own child, discipline him, hold him back from things you know aren't good for him.

This did not hold him back from a highly sexualised collection: floor-length tabards were open all down the side of the body, front and back, tethered only by ribbon.

VR is a symbol of the misfit's ultimate victory over a world that would hold him back from other victories," writes Bogost.

Intensely focused he does not let his disability hold him back from achieving his goals, and always strives to improve on previous efforts.