Sentence examples for is sometimes held from inspiring English sources
In the process, logic is sometimes held hostage.
The prime minister is sometimes held to be enthusiastic but is also careful in public to stress his agnosticism.
Which is why capitalism is sometimes held up as a means of affirmative action – eg the pink pound.
More to the point, something in her art suggested she was suspicious of the art itself, the reverence in which theatre is sometimes held.
Rose's case is sometimes held up as an example of why the A.D.A. should be rewritten to exclude primates as service animals.
The school is run by Nicolette Owen, a 32-year-old floral designer, and Sarah Ryhanen, 30, an owner of Saipua, a flower and soap-making studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where class is sometimes held.
Office parties were sometimes held at his stately home, Cliveden.
Production meetings were sometimes held in his bedroom.
These are sometimes held protruding from her body or may be glued in protected areas.
If parents were unable to pay the costs of detention, their children were sometimes held longer.
