Sentence examples for viewing held from inspiring English sources
But the city's police chief, who had arranged for the private viewing, held fast to his decision not to release the recordings.
Yesterday's public viewing, held in an "event space" in Battersea Park, certainly came with an embarrassingly rich entry fee - £50 to ogle the cars, although almost a kilo of glossy catalogue was thrown in for amateur enthusiasts and would-be buyers.
Pettee [ 18] found that a question from the BRFSS on television viewing held up well when a test/retest reliability study was conducted.
Until about 1950 this Davisian view held sway in geomorphology.
That was a view held by many at the demonstration.
Contrary to the view held by a lot of Indian people, America hasn't forgotten us.
This is the view held by Natalie Schwaabe, a flautist with the Bavarian Radio Orchestra.
This is certainly the view held by some of his far-right and religious political allies.
There is, however, an alternative view held by a growing number of scientists.
That is similar to the view held by Pioli, his predecessor.
The important question is: Why were these views held by most prominent thinkers of the time?
