Sentence examples for hold out of from inspiring English sources
Newton avoided more controversy in Charlotte by opting not to hold out of training camp for a bigger contract.
Despite Johnson's assertion yesterday that he had not made up his mind to hold out of this summer's training camp, several teammates said he indeed planned to hold out.
But despite all the hurdles, the new 'moderate' faction still has the upper hand in the parliamentary elections, said Sadegh Zibakalam, professor of political science at Tehran University, given they have enough candidates qualified to win more seats than the nearly 30 they hold out of 288, which is about 10%.
"It's a really fine line," said Steve Galbraith, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, "to try and preach this investment mantra of 'buy and hold' out of one side of the mouth and at the same time court the day traders".
As one-half of the surplus of the 1 per cent debt tax was under the law payable to the public schools, the Board of Liquidation was empowered to hold out of that fund money sufficient to pay the interest on these bonds.
Despite remarks to the contrary in May, Bennett could still opt to hold out of the Seahawks' training camp, which begins July 30, in an effort to get a better deal.
The kernel automatically allocates memory to hold out-of-line data passed in a message (and received with mach_msg).
"Eventually you figure we're all going through this together and it's not your fantasy mansion". Stores such as Ikea, the Container Store and Bed Bath & Beyond have added lots of college offerings: storage ottomans to hold out-of-season clothes and laptop desks with cooling fans.
"Before the storm, we decided not to hold out-of-state workers at storm checkpoints outside New Orleans, fearing they would be cut off from the city and south Louisiana," Hall said.
The defenders Mike Singletary, Todd Bell and Al Harris held out of Bears camp in 1985.
