Sentence examples for picture holds from inspiring English sources

But the general picture holds.

A similar picture holds by race and ethnicity.

But what we know of this picture holds a message, at least.

There is good reason to believe that this general picture holds true for all developed countries.

The picture holds such a powerful message that I wish the general had chosen to be portrayed in a setting not so evocative of fear, tyranny and, yes, occupation.

Still, the picture holds close to the theme of the novel: the real drug we're all hooked on is the American Dream, with its promises of big cash paydays and fame and eventually happiness, which can all no doubt be found around that same corner where prosperity is said to lurk.

Supporters wore T-shirts bearing the captain's picture, held up signs praising him and shouted derogatory slogans against Ecowas.

Ahmad Batebi was only 21 when he was jailed after his picture, holding a bloody T-shirt, appeared in the Western media.

They arrive, visibly delighted, and begin to examine the picture, holding their hands up to shield their eyes against a sun which isn't there.

The picture held up splendidly even when blown up to eight feet in size.

The daguerreotype process was introduced in 1839 and resulted in a one-off picture held on a metal plate.