Sentence examples for works holding from inspiring English sources
The works holding more allure, however, are those relying less on hollow theatrical conceits than on the dancers' invincible, acrobatic flair.
On Broadway, they ran into Jeff Boss, who is running for president on a "9/11 was a government conspiracy" platform, and Mamadou Bah, 45, a Guinean immigrant who works holding his own cardboard sign, an advertisement for O'Donoghue's Pub on West 44th Street.
But that is only a fraction of works held by European cultural institutions.
The new works held their own against Mahler's monumental valedictions.
She is also the sitter in three works held by the NPG.
The architectural grandeur and sheer substance of Beethoven's works held most of the new generation in thrall.
And what a missed opportunity for a closer public engagement with the works held in our name.
Thomas Dolby's works "hold up," as it were.
Hogarth revisited Morning in his bidding ticket, Battle of the Pictures, for the auction of his works, held in 1745.
The works hold their own in composition and dynamism, and digress from their predecessors with more vibrant palettes.
Instead, Ms. Land gravitated to work, holding a series of hourly jobs.
