Sentence examples for much holding from inspiring English sources

"Basically, it looks like we're pretty much holding steady," said Rose Kreieder, a Census Bureau demographer.

But Toru Hashimoto, the governor of Osaka, Japan's second-biggest city, said too much holding back would hurt the economy.

"It will keep people safer, but it is too much checking, too much holding up," Mr. Cowell, 38, said.

"There's not much holding up the cornice right now," said Judith Berdy, president of the Roosevelt Island Historical Society.

Almost silent on the issue so far, ministers in England might want to claim that these reports show the nation pretty much holding its own; but the real picture is more worrying.

We haven't gotten the final numbers for February, but I'd say January and February were down about 30percentt in our industrial cycle sales, while the rest of our business is pretty much holding its own.

"That pretty much holds up, I think, up to housing.

After that, perhaps, the pretensions of corporate America could never have had much hold on him.

"They have demonstrated their ability to perform, and it pretty much holds true through college".

Expect more grip, great texture and as much hold as a light hairspray.

Eurovision wisely bans political lyrics, and has managed, amazingly, to pretty much hold the line.