Sentence examples for hold up here from inspiring English sources
And the peers more than hold up here.
That's what's so interesting about the Web site: the line between creating and commenting that Ellis walks in his fiction doesn't hold up here at all.
"The trend of buyers in search of grand, elegant new homes that aren't jerry-built but are intentionally built on a grand scale has taken hold up here," said Sabrina Saltiel, also of Elliman.
Those figures hold up here as well: of the UK's 11m children, on average 11 are killed by a stranger each year – a figure that has remained stable since the 1970s.
#gilet "Hold up, here's my mani".
And despite the temptation to use a superhero analogy, such comparisons don't quite hold up here, because unlike Superman or the Hulk, the Range Rover Sport really has no mild-mannered alter-ego.
"I have a chart that's still, despite the wind, still holding up here," he said.
What he produces from said concept is traditionally more patchy, quality-wise, but let's not get held up here.
In the north-east, the main chat has been about the football because that's the only event held up here.
The Nijinska-Goncharova staging, which has been in Royal Ballet repertory since 1964, is one of the ballets sometimes held up here as the single greatest work of the 20th century.
A potent allusion to the erasure of Jewish culture in Europe during World War II, the piece ended on a raucous massed G: the final note of Schoenberg's unfinished opera "Moses und Aron," held up here as a defiant gesture of solidarity and hope.
