Sentence examples for think to hold from inspiring English sources

"It's a lot harder than you would think to hold your arms in doing spins because there's a lot of centrifugal force, especially on the ice," he said.

"I think to hold onto the majorities, Republicans have to do something to demonstrate a renewed commitment to limited government, and touting the prescription drug plan is not going to do that".

It is possible, I think, to hold both views at once; no one could read Niven's book and not warm to the crammed curiosity of Steichen's life, but equally one has to admit that it was lived at a cost.

In other words, the law-like relations that we typically think to hold between creaturely natures are actually grounded in divine decrees.

We should not think to hold technology back, nor should we try.

We may argue that it was out of our hands, but it is becoming increasingly apparent that consumers and other stakeholders often have much more power than they think to hold organizations to account and bring about change within high-profile institutions.

The caves are thought to hold more secrets.

Gluons are thought to hold particles together, hence the name.

JPMorgan has long been thought to hold some of the money that disappeared from MF Global.

He is still thought to hold shares in the group worth almost £2.2m.

A Chinese sailor is thought to hold the record for survival at sea.