The phrase "hold matches" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used whenever someone is physically holding or grasping a set of matches. Example: The boy's hand trembled as he tried to hold the matches steady, afraid of accidentally lighting them on fire.
New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are understood to be the leading contenders to hold matches.
Both countries also have the advantage of being able to hold matches around the time that Indians come back from work and settle down in front of the telly.
The Football Association is obliged to hold matches at Wembley until 2017, while the NFL has previously suggested it would like a team there by 2021.
The Rugby Football Union, governing body of the sport in England, will confirm the rest of the competition's stadia next year, but Wales is the only nation outside of the host country that will hold matches.
The Stadio Armando Picchi has held matches within its walls since 1933 but the structure was not finished until 1935.
Founded in 1967, the New York Croquet Club held matches under improvised "backyard" type rules on lawn bowling courts in Central Park.
Since then, it has held matches in Sápmi in 2008, Padania in 2009, Gozo in 2010 and more recently in Iraqi Kurdistan in 2012.
Event organisers are understood to be considering holding matches on the middle Sunday for just the fourth time in the tournament's history.
Public records revealed that the Greenwich, Conn., address for Hudson Heights Holding matches Mr. Cohen's home address there, and the buyer's signature appears to be that of Alexandra Cohen, his wife.
It can go east to revisit Japan or South Korea, with the latter still proposing, despite the recent military flare-up, to explore holding matches across the border in the North.
The Stadio Olimpico will always be a second favourite to the Stadio Filadelfia, a mythical ground that held matches for that Torino side and is now rotting, abandoned and decrepit only filled with ghosts and the occasional visitor.
