Sentence examples for is ever held from inspiring English sources

If an Olympic competition for overplotted movie is ever held, "Circus" seems a likely contender for the gold.

"This campaign now has repeatedly done things that they have to apologize for and no one is ever held accountable," he added.

In New York City, where traffic, crowds and commerce are particularly intense, it is a near miracle that any kind of large public assembly is ever held.

And since no oil is ever held back from the market, these bets do not affect the price of oil any more than bets on a football match affect the result.The market for nickel provides a good illustration of this.

But Britain does sometimes feel like Egypt, a country in which disasters occur but somehow nobody running the country is ever held responsible and where power circulates within a narrow clique.

Some big-boat sailors contend that if the America's Cup is ever held there, it will not leave, because the bay's mélange of winds and currents, swirling around hidden coves, points and reefs, could provide a pronounced home-turf advantage.

"As in New York, no one was ever held accountable.

None of the men who killed her grandfather were ever held accountable for the crime.

The Foreign Office denied that he was ever held on the island.

"I have provided more details about my personal finances than any person in public life that's ever held office.

The C.I.A. has declined to say whether he was ever held in Morocco and has denied that he, or anyone else in its custody, was ever tortured.