Sentence examples for virtually hold from inspiring English sources

Buy enough of these cards and you could virtually hold an entire conversation with your loved one (or not) without opening your mouth.

These enable the viewer to virtually hold and manipulate a digital facsimile of the Crane Scroll, Koetsu's most famous collaboration with Sotatsu (which will be part of the September rotation), and his black and rust raku "Shichiri (Seven Leagues)" tea bowl, feeling the textures and asymmetries of its surface while observing the pictorial subtleties of its glaze on a small screen.

According to Myles Peyton, UK Sales Director at tech firm Total Immersion, the true commercial power of augmented reality lies in its ability to let consumers virtually hold and interact with products that are fully and accurately modelled in the virtual world.

Municipal employees and unions: teachers, policemen, fireman, and 300,000 other city employees control politics in New York City and Albany and virtually hold the city budget hostage until their demands for pay and benefits are met.

Assunta, a thickset, bellicose servant, virtually held the old lady prisoner in her villa.

It also was a major factor in New Delhi, where it virtually held the first government of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh hostage as a crucial member of its governing coalition.

In 1468 he was present at the famous meeting at Péronne, when Charles virtually held Louis XI as prisoner, and was able to negotiate an agreement between them.

'It's like he needs emotional crutches,' said the ITV insider of Gazza's World Cup stint, when Terry Venables 'was virtually holding his hand'.

The PLD also held on to its control of both houses of the legislature, with its representation in the Chamber of Deputies virtually holding steady and its near monolithic dominance of the Senate falling from 31 of 32 seats to 26 seats.

Making no secret of their favored candidate, Mr. Johnson and other commentators virtually held the viewer's hand and assured them that the dream of so many African-Americans had, in fact, come true.

After two months of exhausting Balkan shuttle diplomacy had secured a ceasefire, Holbrooke brought the Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic and the presidents of Bosnia and Croatia to the US and sequestered them for 20 days at the Wright-Patterson Air Force base in Dayton, Ohio, virtually holding them hostage until a deal was reached.