Sentence examples for it may be held from inspiring English sources

Instead, it may be held Monday, an off day in the Alpine schedule.

This is First Glance's inaugural season, and it may be held yearly or every two years.

It may be held in tense balance, aesthetics battling with a desire to push the boundaries of the acceptable.

So the family structure may be very similar, and yet it may be held together or maintained in a very different way in the forest elephant.

But it now says it may be held within 90 days after the date of the long-delayed announcement, ie, by the end of July.

Instead, it may be held the day before, in a "voting weekend", say officials.That would be a severe test of Colombians' electoral ardour.

It may be holding us out and turning us around like a crab does its eyeball.

But you should think about having your hearing checked, because sometimes your voice is awfully loud, and it may be holding you back".

The apparent premise, creaky though it may be, holds ample opportunity for suspense and second-guessing, and Mr. Mangold handles the revelations and reversals of Michael Cooney's script with nerve-racking aplomb.

The Taliban are clearly unsettled by the scale of the Iranian military threat since the Taliban's own admission that its forces killed nine Iranians thought to be diplomats in Mazar-i-Sharif and reports that it may be holding other Iranians who are not accounted for.

However, two events really pushed the issue on to Fifa's agenda this year: one was Peru's announcement that it may be holding World Cup qualifiers - against stronger teams - in Cuzco, 3,400m above sea level, even though the national team has typically played in Lima, located at under 200m.