Sentence examples for should hold one from inspiring English sources

In the questions that followed her statement, May was repeatedly asked about a second referendum – whether we should hold one to get some clarity on the situation, because the way her government handled it has been an absolute shambles.

One report said that "there must be consequences" for the leaders who failed to stop the abuses and that the bishops should hold one another accountable in the future.

"Honestly, every city and town should hold one," Kath muses.

New Hampshire Democrats felt that no one should hold one of the state's Senate seats for longer than one six-year term.

The person on the roof should hold one side of the rope, and drop the other side, with the brush in the middle, through the flue to the other person waiting below.

He showed a particular fixation on the ideas that Muslim men should be bearded, and should hold one another's hands.

So long as everyone's playing fast and loose with quotations, Team Obama should hold on to that one and perhaps cast it as evidence of Romney's inability to relate to the average American, whose reaction to brutal fuel prices traditionally has been to go easy, not hard, on the accelerator.

The president said yesterday, "We should not hold one who is a Muslim responsible for an act of terror".

A further consultation will take place this year on how much capital each of the entities should be required to hold – one of the key issues that bankers want to know in making their preparations.

While a new Constitutional Convention is not the remedy, we should nonetheless threaten to hold one.

Labour should hold a one-off conference next year to vote on proposed changes to its relations with the trade unions, Ed Miliband has said.