Sentence examples for holding an article from inspiring English sources

This week at the Fort Knox military base here, Army officials are holding an Article 32 hearing, similar to a civilian grand jury proceeding, except all the lawyers are wearing combat boots.

As I listened to the President deliver a vintage Obama speech, I realized I was holding an article from the New York Times about Obama's plan to build/modernize (you choose the word) smaller, sleeker nuclear weapons.

Even holding an article of baby's clothing or a baby blanket can help.[7].

"Few people are aware when we decide to hold an article," noted Mr. Keller and Mr. Baquet in their joint commentary.

In 1992, The Washington Post held an article about sexual harassment charges against Senator Bob Packwood until three weeks after he won re-election.

Photo above: the day's winner, Slaviša Ivanović, holding an icon This article originally appeared on VICE Serbia.

Holding up an article about a $14 million home for sale at the border of Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay during his signature "In the Papers" segment, Mr. Kiernan said: "I'm glad there's a story about somebody else's house in Brooklyn today".

It is as if Londoners were grieving for themselves, for the decency they have always held, as an article of faith, to be a particularly English quality, for the civility, the fairness of mind and spirit, that they believe is finally what sets them apart from millions of smarmy and disreputable Europeans waiting just across the Channel to corrupt them.

He appeared to be holding a towel or an article of clothing at his locker when the photo was taken.

It has long been held as an article of faith in such circles that tax strategies within the letter of the law are unimpeachable, even if they abuse the spirit.

Mustafa holds up an article published in the Cypriot press in 1998, shortly after he arrived in the Sovereign Base Area.