Sentence examples for small holding from inspiring English sources

The club is small, holding about 200 people in standing room only, with a tiny stage.

More than twenty years ago, when gay and lesbian Democrats began to meet with each other at Democratic Party conventions, the rooms they would find would be small — holding a few dozen people.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 4, 2012 More than twenty years ago, when gay and lesbian Democrats began to meet with each other at Democratic Party conventions, the rooms they would find would be small — holding a few dozen people.

I'm not talking about the outside — your basic blank glass box — designed by the British architects Norman Foster & Partners, but the inside: 53 well-proportioned galleries, large and small, holding some 5,000 objects, more than twice the amount of Americas material previously on display.

Companies are also very small: holding fewer than 50 employees, leaving them vulnerable to any further regulation and restrictions.

For years EMC refused to build these low-cost "appliances," claiming they were too small, holding only a terabyte or two, and too slow, moving data only as fast as an Ethernet network can.

"We should explain how kind words and kind deeds, however small ― holding the door for someone, or saying 'thank you' to a person who does us a service ― make a big impact on the quality of our shared lives".

Four Mongolian-style yurts on a two-acre small-holding, four miles inland from the Jurassic Coast.

My previous home on a small-holding in Devon was noisy with baa-ing, moo-ing and tractors.

Its poll ratings had been slipping, largely because its core supporters, Poland's millions of small-holding farmers, thought the government had done too little for them.

The closest I came to a country place to identify with was an uncle's small-holding on a deserted back road to Botswana.