Sentence examples for trying to hold a from inspiring English sources

It's a serious show trying to hold a mirror up to society".

Trying to hold a 2-1 lead, Jason Schmidt gave up two singles with one out.

Across the movement there is a feeling of trying to hold a fast-breaking line.Arguably, that feeling is overdone.

The family of the deceased were thrown out of their church for trying to hold a memorial.

The Lord Protector was far more pluralist…" The fun bit was watching Carswell trying to hold a straight face through this outrageous attack on his Leader.

Yet although parts of Europe may one day drift towards dissolution, and Catalonia is trying to hold a vote on its future, the Scottish effect was overdone.

In the headline of its report on the event, the Times noted that Clinton was trying to hold an adversary close.

Plus its shiny back made catching the phone about as easy as trying to hold an eel still.

Any nation trying to holding a nuclear test in secret is considered extremely unlikely.

The song has improved since its debut more than a decade ago, when he used to try to hold a tune.

For example: We get to see Lady Mary try to hold a baby.