Sentence examples for hold made from inspiring English sources

Last February, the hearings she had pushed Mr. Levin to hold made headlines when Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called for an end to the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, saying it was undermining the military's integrity by forcing service members to "lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens".

A comfortable service hold made it 4-1 anDjokovicic thumped his chest with delight on breaking a weary Nadal to love in game six.

Despite what I now consider the grandiosity, even the megalomania of the gesture--and the unfortunate choice of the eco-toxic tar--the work retains its hold over my imagination--a hold made more gripping by the signs of father and son overlapping.

Within a year, however, another recession took hold, made worse by the overvalued Argentine currency.

The priest rushes through the ceremony, the can fall ignominiously into the hold made for it; there is a mundane conversation with the priest who talks coldly of his function of injecting the "human side" int life.

Wealth is what you make, Smith said, not what you hold; make what others want, and you can buy all the gold and silver you need.

The popularity of smartphones, coupled with the amount of valuable and private information they hold, make them attractive to attackers interested in exploiting the devices to harvest sensitive information.

Some investment bankers figure they deserve larger salaries because the doofus CEOs whose hands they hold make even more.

Unlike other cities, Karmah had no definable perimeter to hold, making it easy for outsiders to access.

For a better hold, make 3 dabs and glue the middle, and 2 sides of glue down.

Twitter, which is still privately held, made news this past week when some investors pegged it as a $10 billion company.