Sentence examples for hold to join from inspiring English sources

"He put his life on hold to join us," Sgt. Todd N. Venetz said in his eulogy.

It even had an overture, starring Lisa Germano, who has put her fine solo work on hold to join Eels on tour.

After graduating from Mansfield Senior High School, he was accepted into Ohio State University but put his studies on hold to join the Air Force, Latoya Jones said.

He'd been an undergrad at Towson University, just outside Baltimore, but had placed his English degree on hold to join Born Against, the hardcore punk band I sang for.

The director of "It's a Wonderful Life," Frank Capra, also put his career on hold to join the war effort, enlisting at the age of 44 to make documentary educational movies about the war for the army. .

GOOGLE'S commitment to cloud computing has forced Microsoft to unclench its desktop hold, Apple to join in (somewhat slowly and in meagre ways), Yahoo! to flail, and legions of other firms to follow suit, Facebook key among them.

So how did Wal-Mart convince the hold-outs to join in the game?

Having Metallica aboard should help, though, and might convince more big-name artists who've been holding out to join up, too.

They meet as teenagers, each isolated among their schoolmates, and from then on are both deeply joined and unable, variously, to hold to the joining.

Lehmann urges investors who hold Ford debt to join the crowd and book their losses.

Sánchez struck a deal with the centrist Ciudadanos, which had 40 seats, but was unable to convince the far-left Podemos party, which held 69 seats, to join him or allow him to govern by abstaining from a confidence vote.