Sentence examples for start held from inspiring English sources

Jeter did not start — held out, Manager Joe Girardi said, because of the length of Friday's game.

To start holding the government to account.

This is not because the EU is about to start holding late-night cliffhanger votes.

"The V.A. needs to start holding people accountable," Mr. Miller said.

Pitchford says he is due to outline early next year when his inquiry will start holding substantive hearings.

Or you could – and stay with me here – start holding parties yourself, on your terms.

They must start holding immunity states responsible for their negligence and, in many cases, complicity.

Last month, with their parents' permission, they decided they could start holding hands.

One of their defense mechanisms is this brown spit that they just start drooling once you start holding them.

A general election would at least give them the chance to start holding their politicians to a higher standard.

So inevitably, Mr. Cruz will start holding up bills, standing in the way of needed spending, and blocking nominations.