Sentence examples for would held from inspiring English sources

The lawyers' recommendations have now taken considerable pressure off the next test, which the Pentagon announced today would held on July 7.

And Lord Black, an executive director at the Telegraph and the chairman of PressBof, the body that finances the PCC, and Paul Dacre, the Daily Mail editor, both advocated in their evidence to Leveson legislation that would held the press by allowing complaints to be settled in a tribunal, rather than in court.

Then, the fiction that a veneer of respectability could help black people would held more weight; my father, who hated Reagan, would have loved this museum and seen it as a chess move to get white people to take black people seriously.

Indemnification usually means that a) if your system crashes, the vendor might compensate you for your downtime; and b) in this case, IBM would held liable if the code you're using infringes on someone's intellectual property.

He said the family were sure the Libyan government would held to fund the appeal because clearing his brother of committing the atrocity would also be "an acquittal for all Libyans and Libya".

One of the first things they decided in the meeting was that the vote would held in secret, so people wouldn't know how each member voted.

She would hold your hand".

That would hold rates down.

Tammy would hold a grudge".

He would hold his ground.

Who would hold the money?