Sentence examples for would rather hold from inspiring English sources

It also can be worthwhile for "people who would rather hold onto their money," Mr. Diamond said.

The state would rather hold off establishing any kind of downtown commission until after the election on Nov. 6.

But as Roubini says, foreigners may decide they would rather hold their dollars in equity investments than in U.S. Treasury debt.

Besides, they said, they would rather hold onto the shares so that city officials can attend shareholder meetings and raise the issue.

Page 24 LANDLORDS GET FLEXIBLE In this troubled economy, landlords would rather hold on to a good tenant than dish out eviction notices.

That is old wisdom by now but still apparently too new for the executives that would rather hold artists hostage for years at a time than put them to work.

"I'd rather hold a physical thing".

She declined, he said, saying she'd rather "hold hands with a dead dog".

Perhaps you'd rather hold yourself to the impossibly high standards of writers long dead.

And if you'd rather hold on to your favorite pair of Fryes, personalized hot stamping is free on all boots, broken in and new.

This means things get a bit tactical, sometimes teams will intentionally score no points in an end to hold on to the hammer because one point with it isn't considered a great return and they'd rather hold onto it and go for two or three on the next end.