Sentence examples for work hold from inspiring English sources

But what life advice does Dahl's work hold for the young person, if any, and is it still valid in today's often tree-less world?

The sympathetic stars (will someone please give Ms. Janssen more work?) hold our attention, which is no small thing because they seem to be in different films.

Would his work hold up as well or would his lies be such a trifling matter if he had inflated his academic credentials?

Harriet Harman, the acting Labour leader, told MPs that the budget would throw people out of work, hold back economic growth, and harm vital public services.

The federal and state money is used not only to provide a minimal income to single mothers, but also to help them move from welfare to work, hold onto low-wage jobs and move into better-paying jobs.

If current patterns of age and work hold, which is by no means certain as more people postpone retirement, there would be some four percent fewer of us working, down to 6,764,000.

And the work holds up.

But most of her work holds up.

However, Kahlo's eminence wobbles unless her work holds up.

More unbelievable, though, is that the work holds up.

He came for a retrospective of his work held last week in Las Vegas.