Sentence examples for would be held over from inspiring English sources

They also said that next year's nationals, in Spokane, Wash., would be held over nine days to give skaters time to prepare for the Olympics.

So marriages would be held over until the first (or only) full moon in June, also the best time to harvest the honey used in making celebratory mead.

Mr Odinga, a political veteran whose father clashed with Mr Kenyatta's in the wake of independence, had been due to speak last night but cancelled after being informed that results would be held over until the morning.

If the district refused, the trial would be scheduled for Aug. 30; if it allowed the child to enter, the trial would be held over until Nov. 3, according to lawyers who attended the conference with the judge Monday.

So Waterloo decided that a big family festival would be held over the long holiday weekend, while the quieter memorial to those who died in service to their country would be held on May 30 — the traditional holiday.

The Muslim Scholars' Board, an influential gathering of Sunni clergy who broadly back the insurgents, has told Iraqis to boycott January's election, which it said would be held "over the remains of the dead and the blood of the wounded in Iraq's cities".

An appeal to international arbitration would be one way to deal with the territorial dispute; another would be to propose that separate negotiations be held over the local Senkaku/Diaoyutai islets and over the undersea resources, which is how disputes in the South China Sea between China, Vietnam and the Philippines have been eased.Trade would also be a good thing to talk about.

It said the vote would be held all over again.

In contrast, the euro area, it was widely argued, would be held back by its over-tight macroeconomic policies and its sclerotic labour and product markets.

"You'd assume there would be better standards in Australia, but knowing that the Queensland government is under-resourced, there's no guarantee or assurance that Adani would be held to account over environmental breaches".

Mr Hart said meetings would be held with employees over the next week.