Sentence examples for will try to hold from inspiring English sources

I will try to hold my voice.

Some dodgy places will try to hold out.

The Carter campaign will try to hold Kennedy to the issues, suggesting there is no rationale for his candidacy.

Insiders differ on whether Mr. Hu will try to hold onto his third title, chairman of the Central Military Commission.

"In case of failure we will try to hold out again until better opportunities for reaching our goals arise".

While I sit in the bleachers, I will try to hold on to the fact that this complication is fleeting.

Now is the season for pay, and we'll try to hold on to the integrity of the team, but it is a challenge".

"Maybe they'll try to hold on to it until before the elections," one military observer said, expressing the commonly held opinion that Mr. Sankoh is not fully committed to peace and is preserving a military option.

A few TC writers will be there and we'll try to hold a pitch-off for tickets to Disrupt in London.

He'll go back to sleep and he'll try to hold me.

"They often don't want to reveal all of their evidence, so they'll try to hold a suspect on a minor charge — certainly attempted murder is not a minor charge at all — but here they have the luxury of being able to charge him on state charges, so they don't have to reveal really any of their federal terrorism evidence until they're ready to do so".