Sentence examples for known holds from inspiring English sources

Following the recent death of his mother, Arruabarrena has dedicated all his success to her. 'El Vasco' (The Basque) as he is known, holds the appearances record for Villarreal and is close to his 200th start.

The Ashcroft Doctrine, as it has come to be known, holds that the threat posed by accused terrorists is so grave that it's in the national interest to value the prevention of additional harm over the rights of the accused.

"Broken windows," as it is known, holds that physical and social disorder in a neighborhood lead to increased crime, that if one broken window or aggressive squeegee man is allowed to remain in a neighborhood, bigger acts of disorderly behavior will follow.

This suggests that the following closely related result, which could be known, holds.

Though written in 2013, the poem's descriptions of the resilient nature of Mancunians, as city residents are known, holds strong.

Suzy, as she was known, held her phone at precisely that angle against her left ear, her husband said.

But as with his on-field performances of old, Alfie, as he is known, held nothing back.

Germany, he knows, holds the key.

Many workless families are concentrated in neighbourhoods where no one they know holds down a job either, Mr Browne said.

Use a product that you know holds your hair in place, but also allows for some flexibility.

"I know, I know, hold on..."...