Sentence examples for idea on hold from inspiring English sources

It might sound like a no-brainer, but if after racking your brain the only good reason you can come up with for why you deserve a pay rise is that you'd really like one, then you should probably put the idea on hold.

So she put the idea on hold.

But conflicting interests and lack of military muscle are putting the idea on hold.

But Sanneh had lots of other things to do, and we put the idea on hold.

Shumpert had to pull out of the contest because of a nagging knee injury, putting the idea on hold.

I was aware that the training for the police was quite intensive, so I put that idea on hold.

Next week the House of Lords will scrutinise the legislation and consider an amendment suggesting the whole idea be put on hold until more details are published.

His idea was put on hold until 1967, when personnel changes at Columbia Records put Bob Johnston in charge of producing Cash's material.

And the government has placed the most controversial ideas on hold, at least publicly.

It helps that the seasons run short between seven and 15 episodes, most often only ten which keeps the series from overstaying its welcome each season, and maybe also allowing the writers to put ideas on hold for next year.

But Arsenal appear to be softening on the idea of holding on to the 24-year-old, who has been told there will be no improvement on a £90,000-a-week contract offer, taking him to the top of Arsenal's pay scale, and who will be out of contract next summer.