Sentence examples for questions holding from inspiring English sources
A woman was asking me questions, holding up fingers, ringing my guesthouse on her mobile phone.
He came prepared for the questions, holding up documents attesting to both his income and his health.
Swing voters are eager to vote for change, but one of the questions holding them back is whether Barack Obama can lead America in a dangerous world.
Pranks ranged from the singer introducing herself as "Britney, bitch," juggling water bottles while asking questions, holding her hand out to be kissed and making the men "stay close to her without being seen" while she danced on stage.
In his first press conference following the 2016 election result on Monday, President Obama said Ifill "always kept faith with the fundamental responsibilities of her profession, asking tough questions, holding people in power accountable, and defending a strong and free press that makes our democracy work".
"The historic concept of departmental questions held at fixed, often lengthy intervals will be antiquated.
Since then, though, Bendik has answers such questions held against him.
Senior politicians, including Miliband and Cameron, have criticised prime minister's questions, held in the chamber every Wednesday, for being too aggressive and combative.
Believing that the rift between the two strands of the reform movement could be bridged, Bucer participated in nearly every meeting on religious questions held in Germany and Switzerland between 1524 and 1548.
We think these questions hold amazing truths about how interconnected we really are.
