Sentence examples for she withheld from inspiring English sources

When the effort failed, she withheld dues from the international body in protest.

She dressed her children cheaply, withholding material rewards as consistently as she withheld emotional ones.

But she withheld a final judgment on whether "60 Years Later" may be distributed.

(She withheld a high F in "Una voce poco fa" on this occasion, but it is within her power).

She used it brilliantly; she withheld it until Henry made clear that he was willing to break with Rome.

She and her children were evicted from their Brooklyn apartment in 1982 after she withheld rent because her landlord refused to make repairs.

She withholds well, so much so that Mr. Bobbie offered her the job later that day.

Gordon treats the doomed daughters with a sympathetic equanimity that she withholds from their mothers.

He was also, she claims, her first lover, but she withholds the explicit details. "My stories were the method I used to keep him coming back," she explains.

"Gustav's love is so boundless that my remaining with him means life to him," Alma told Gropius, whom she continued to see without Mahler's knowledge, a fact she withholds in her memoirs.

At the end of a frustrated tirade she withholds the laugh-getting analogy for a comically brilliant split second, and the play comes to a catharsis at that very moment.