Sentence examples for moves holding from inspiring English sources

Ever keen to integrate with the youngsters, Gropius often hired a dance teacher from Berlin to come and teach his staff the latest moves, holding intensive courses to master the ways of the Charleston – a level of organised fun that sent his neighbours Klee and Kandinsky into a rage.

He potshots, moves, holds, headbutts, low blows, holds and hits, and exaggerates the rules abuses of his opponent like a footballer.

Berkowitz' moves hold a great deal of weight in the investment community, as he was named Morningstar's Domestic-Stock Fund Manager of the Decade earlier this year.

A few residents are refusing to move, holding out against the council, which begins negotiations with low offers.

Jay, though, leads with a classic politician move, holding up the baby; the first words out of his mouth on "Magna Carta" are "Blue told me remind you".

But Mr. Ghesquiere kept moving, holding on to his silhouette -- the broad shoulders, the intricate Balenciagalike sleeves, the flat boyish hips -- and refining it in surprising ways.

Some reformers hoped the government might redeem itself with a bold move: holding a referendum on changing the electoral system on the day of the 2010 general election.

As aggressively as the Jets moved, holding back on a pursuit of Brad Smith as players like Mark Sanchez volunteered to restructure their contracts, the Cowboys appeared to trump them, mortgaging next season for this current prize.

Anchored by Roy Hibbert, their mammoth center, the Pacers laid claim to the all-important area surrounding the basket and would not be moved, holding the Knicks to 46.3 percent shooting in close.

Most medieval governments were always on the move, holding court wherever the weather and food or other matters were best at the moment; England had a permanent treasury at Winchester before William's conquest.

Still, the move held considerable risks for Mr. Bush.