holds造句

Your explanation holds water.

The jar holds water.

What holds water yet is full of holds?

She holds a pen, thinking.

This report really holds water.

The future holds limitless promise.

This theory holds for all irrational Numbers.

Yes I know who holds my hand.

Each holds fast to his own position.

He holds him with his skinny hand.

He holds a master's degree in education.

Down below, the King holds a frightened Elsa. The Queen holds the still unconscious Anna.

But I know Who holds tomorrow, and I know Who holds my hand.

Nothing new, as long as Hooke's Law holds.

He holds a situine of great responsicity upon him.

The offer holds good till October l0th our time.

The sea-water holds many salts in solution.

While each database in DB2 LUW holds its exclusive catalog tables, it is every DB2 subsystem that holds catalog tables.

So Hooke's Law holds only within certain limitations.

StateDTO holds state-related data, and LocationDTO holds location-related data, including zip code, city name, state, latitude, and longitude.

The tank holds more than one million liters of seawater and many different kinds of fish. It also holds more than one hundred kinds of plants.

Her father holds one handle of the bike, and her mother holds the other, with a first-aid box on the shoulder.

The “low-price leader” still holds its title, but by a noticeably slimmer margin.

Traditional philosophy holds that objective truth is the unity of subjective form and objective content.

It is a painting technique where a paint brush is relatively dry but still holds paint.

The paper holds that literary and artistic creation is aesthetic one with emotion as its character.

Manacled and cramped into ghastly holds, many of the captives did not survive the voyage.

When an acrobat wants to keep safety, if he holds one sling using one hand and the other hand fastening the other sling tightly, the end is he holds nothing at all.

"Yet, the one thing that holds all of us back is some degree of self-doubt. It is not so much the lack of technical information that holds us back, but more the lack of self-confidence. "

Continued from page 3 SCIE staff Club regularly holds outing trips for staff, usually once each semester.

They have left us our fenian dead, and while Ireland holds these graves, Ireland unfree shall never be at peace.

With that object, all holds, throws, etc. , that do not merit this description have been rigorously excluded.

On the top step a fat woman in a print dress holds out a licorice stick to a little girl.

It holds more than 600 billion euros in collateral from Banks to which it has made loans, and more than 400 billion euros in securities it holds outright, including government bonds.

Second, the government can distribute the shares that it holds in state-owned enterprises to the population to boost consumption.

The track system trolley features a unique dovetail mounting design which securely holds the power unit base in position for maximum accuracy.

Lin International, the bridge will be four lanes wide and is designed to match the style of the dam shadowing it, which holds back artificial Lake Mead.

A woman holds onto an empty water container as residents queue for supplies at a shop in the coastal town of Mito, March 12, 2011.

The stack is a last-in-first-out (LIFO) queue that holds subroutine return addresses, items of data, Pointers, and so on.

It is the tenacity of these realists — rather than the audacity of the idealists — that holds the greatest promise for alleviating the plight of Latin America's poor.