Sentence examples similar to return to held from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, the expected return to holding currency would become negative 10percentt.

Hamilton skidded off the track and nearly hit the tire barrier, but he managed to return to hold on to his lead.

This suggests that investors should demand the promise of a higher return to hold the British bank's shares, which are unlikely to pay a dividend for several years.

A truly great lap book is one an 8-year-old will return to, holding it on her lap as she sits on the floor, finding more and more to understand as her own world enlarges.

I've also varied the number of cards I've had in there over the past week, and so far, the elastic shows no sign of excess stretch or an inability to return to holding fewer cards securely.

Mr. Hendrix and Mr. Pearson were returned to holding cells and charged with assault, resisting arrest and attempted escape, Mr. Bookstaver said.

It could be made worse by a weakening global economy or if investors wanted greater returns to hold British assets, Carney told MPs in an appearance before the Treasury select committee.

We begin by discussing the returns to holding art and whether certain classes of art make a better investment.

After fighting at the Battle of Halidon Hill in 1333, where the Scots were defeated, Lauder returned to hold Urquhart against another threatened English invasion.

After surgery the fish were returned to holding tanks.

Chicks were then returned to holding incubators for at least 45 minutes between tests.