Sentence examples for train hold from inspiring English sources

Take "House of Cards," Netflix's wonderfully well acted and photographed tale of Frank and Claire Underwood, our modern Mr. and Mrs. Macbeth (played by Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright), whose rise to power, which includes throwing every ally metaphorically under the bus, and Kate Mara actually under a Washington Metro train, hold its addicts mesmerized.

Sampson himself greeted the train, holding open his coat to show his pistols and insisting, "Make way".

After a Sept. 9 wedding at St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church in Manhattan, friends said the F train's nickname, "the forever train," held new meaning.

Even the boredom of looking out of the window of a stationary train held at broken signals can bring forth thoughts of the astonishing.

The photo on the cover of "The Talented Miss Highsmith" depicts the young, sultry author of "Strangers on a Train" holding one of her pet cats.

Because the train holds extremely well to the track, you could set up a pretty freaky little railroad.

Each train holds 32 riders and the ride has a capacity of about 1,710 riders per hour.

Fully equipped with WiFi, the train held other passengers,  too uniformed soldiers, playing on their tablets and mobiles while on their way to an artillery range. .

For a seventh straight week, The Girl on the Train holds the No. 1 spot on the Digital Book World Ebook Best-Seller List.

It generalises traditional discrete interlocking systems to a world in which trains hold on-board equipment for signalling, and trains and interlockings communicate via radio block processors.

Village Doctors, if properly trained, hold a huge potential in ensuring primary healthcare for the rural people.