Sentence examples for rare hold from inspiring English sources

Good (and rare) hold from Sharapova at love, but Kvitova will now serve for the title.

Opposition leaders are treading carefully, aware that he exerts a rare hold on the public's affections.

But she has maintained a rare hold on the public imagination, whether she is caricatured or worshiped.

A rare hold to love by Sharapova forced the tie-break, and Williams got the big guns out, acing for a 3-1 lead.

If only you could order "kangaroo, medium rare, hold the coriander falafel with tahini-lemon sauce," or "seared foie gras, no coffee-and-cardamom scone, no candied ginger-lemon sauce, no pumpkin-seed oil".

One ad for an as-yet-unnamed show announced: "We're looking for anything that may be extremely rare, holds great historical value or is a one-of-a-kind item with great family history".

The sending off forced a major tactical rethink for Hull, as Alex Bruce - deployed in a rare holding midfield role - was taken off so that Harper could come on, and strikers Nikica Jelavic and Shane Long were kept in attack.

Sharing a bleacher or bus bench with a member of the opposite gender is rare, holding hands or kissing is forbidden in public, and in many areas, talking to an unmarried female is considered aggressive.

Doctors have long faced the threats of malpractice lawsuits and losing their medical licenses, but it's relatively rare to hold physicians criminally accountable for patients' deaths.

Studies of salinity tolerance in pteridophytes are relatively rare but hold promise for revealing the fundamental adaptations that all salt-tolerant vascular plants may share.

Musicologists said the discovery of such a rare manuscript held enormous value, shedding light on the composer's thought process.