Sentence examples for would be held many from inspiring English sources

If I can learn how to handshake and, as we have established many, many times over, I am essentially an idiot; if adulthood still adhered to the "year" system of schools then I would be held many times back then why can't Trump?

If I can learn how to handshake – and, as we have established many, many times over, I am essentially an idiot; if adulthood still adhered to the "Year" system of schools then I would be held many times back – then why can't Trump?

When it was announced last week that the 2008 Olympic Games would be held in Beijing, many U.S. commentators sourly compared them to the 1936 Olympics in Nazi Germany.

He knew that, because he was president, if he got behind on his e-mails then many people would be held up in their work, waiting for him.

Mr. Schulfer said it was premature to say how many performances would be held each week on Broadway if the transfer happened.

Commission officials had no figures on how many cases would be held up because of this decision, but said it was not a large number.

The previous column was about the thousands of eBay sellers who were chagrined to learn that their money would be held by the company for as many as 21 days.

French officials had objected to a proposed slate of top managers amid concerns that too many key positions would be held by Germans.

The BART general manager, Dorothy W. Dugger, said in a statement: "Longtime opponents of this project are using the Civil Rights Act to stop the Oakland Airport Connector project and the thousands of jobs it will bring to this region, many of which would be held by minority workers.

Even after an appeals process and summer school, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein said he expected that about 10,000 third graders -- twice as many as last year -- would be held back, under a system based on teacher and principal discretion.

This was where many of our best memories would be held.