Sentence examples for taking to hold from inspiring English sources

The other end is pinned securely to the door, and as it goes taut she can see the effort it's taking to hold it from closing all the way.

VICE News met up with De Sousa in Lisbon, Portugal — and with other key figures connected to the case — for an exclusive interview about the steps she's now taking to hold the CIA accountable for one of the most notorious counterterrorism operations in the history of the agency.

Evidence is growing that it will do whatever it takes to hold on to power.

Mr. Gatta defended the tuition increase, citing efforts taken to hold down costs.

That was a very salient insight into what it can take to hold an audience.

How you take it, how you wield it, and what pitiless clarity it takes to hold on to it.

For prescriptions, two principles are usually taken to hold intuitively.

If such claims are substantiated, what steps will Facebook take to hold the responsible individuals accountable?

Yet properties seen to hold in the diagram are taken to hold of all the configurations of the given type.

Henry asked the President "what specific steps will you take to hold Iran accountable?

And prisoners will do whatever it takes to hold onto that.