Sentence examples for possibly held from inspiring English sources

The praetorian prefect Longinus enabled him to avoid a land route possibly held by hostile forces, by shipping him instead down the Po to Byzantine-held Ravenna, together with his wife, his Lombard and Gepid troops, the royal treasure and Albsuinda.

Somewhere nearby was a briefcase with the nuclear launch codes, possibly held by a man wearing trunks.

In the wake of the Sotheby's case Cambodian officials have formed a task force to return artifacts removed from their country and possibly held by American and other foreign museums.

They told us another dawn was on the way, possibly held up by traffic on Grand Boulevard or by Henry, master of Dearborn, who loathes sharing the light with the unenlightened among us.

During a hearing on Friday, prosecutors said he gave them conflicting accounts about how Demi was injured, The Associated Press reported: They said he told them he had dropped the girl on a metal chair, that he had rolled over her and that he had possibly held her too tight.

The nicely chippy northern woman declared it "vulgar" of him to even voice a complaint through his mouthful of privilege; the etiquette lady, trying to defend him, said his accent quite possibly held him back from some roles, such as anything involving Danny Boyle.

No interpretation that involves Wilberforce being corrupt, or insincere in his abolitionism, can possibly hold water.

What season can possibly hold up under such pressure of expectations?

But with so much already behind us, what could the new year possibly hold?

"Part of me was already thinking about possibly holding the trophy, you know.

To him, no South Korean could possibly hold anti-American sentiments.