Sentence examples for ice has held from inspiring English sources

But the ice has held up well in Philadelphia.

The Devils can even the series tomorrow, and home ice has held for the first five games.

ICE has held up the facility as a model for detaining women and children compared to two others in Texas.

"We've struggled on the ice, but our business side has held up reasonably well," he said.

Her distant grandeur has held the lurid plot together like a rod of ice.

Sutter said he was pleased that Gionta had scored for the first time in 14 games, but he seemed happier that Gionta had ventured into tough areas on the ice and had held his own lately.

His expedition's commander, John Franklin, was dead, the explorers had failed to find the Northwest Passage, and the sea ice that had held Terror and HMS Erebus captive for 20 months seemed unlikely to release the ships anytime soon.

ICE has not held up deportations of young immigrants who have committed more serious crimes or were previously deported.

Rosie (Dania Ramirez), who was taken into custody by the ICE, has been held in a detention center and is in the process of seeking asylum.

The numbers seemingly call into question the widely held assumption that ICE has stepped up enforcement under Trump, a perception buoyed by frequent media reports in recent months about immigration arrests in public places, sometimes involving people with no criminal record or protection from deportation under Obama-era policies.

"ICE has the discretion of whether they want to be holding these people are not.