Phrases with «holding»

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The word "holding" means to have or keep something securely, usually with your hands. It can also mean having control over something or retaining something in your possession. Full definition

Sentences with «holding»

  • Some argue that this isn't really the perk it seems to be, because it implies a company culture that encourages women to put children on hold in order to work harder. (inc.com)
  • The sharp rise in holdings of hard cash doesn't appear to reflect a broader caution among executives. (news-to-use.com)
  • He tends to slow our attacks by holding on the ball for too long. (justarsenal.com)
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