Sentence examples for start to hold from inspiring English sources

"They are going to expect us to start to hold you more accountable".

"People start to hold a grudge against the government for depriving them of access to the Web sites they regularly visit," Mr. Mao says.

Where would you like to see your company in the next few years? A. We want to start to hold rental buildings.

If we hit deflation, households may start to hold off on spending to wait for things to get cheaper, companies will do the same with their investments, and prices would fall again.

Where his poll numbers head now may depend on whether Mr. Christie can begin to show success in solving seemingly intractable problems like high property taxes before voters start to hold him responsible.

Acosta would like to start by raising $1m so that he can restore a dance studio and dressing rooms, and start to hold events on the site, "then we are in business".

She's started to hold her tongue.

Now Dubai has started to hold the Dubai Debates".

Julia started to hold it up for all to see, and in doing so dropped it.

TMZ started to hold stars accountable for their behavior, with help from Twitter and bloggers.

"It needs to be a dialogue," says Mr Yano.Most promisingly, Japanese institutional investors are starting to hold bosses to account.