Examples of 'usually hold' in a sentence
Meaning of "usually hold"
usually hold: generally means to typically have a certain capacity or to be capable of accommodating a specific number of items, people, or concepts.
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They usually hold down two jobs.
In the picture business we have wires that usually hold.
Fruits usually hold four or more seeds.
Intelligent people in suede boots usually hold their tongue.
They are usually hold well forward at rest.
Lakes or other large bodies of water usually hold colonies.
We usually hold them in a fairly public place.
Many locals here usually hold them off.
They usually hold birthday celebrations here.
Computer and information research scientists usually hold PhDs.
I do not usually hold hands on the first date.
These islands are generally smaller and usually hold one resort per island.
I usually hold off on bad news.
A village would also have a council house which would usually hold all of the villagers.
Couples do not usually hold hands in public here.
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Usually hold it like this.
The first one is to usually hold off on intense physical activity.
Usually hold him a few days, then if no one claims him.
Public universities do not usually hold work placements with paid internships.
We usually hold on to things too tightly making it impossible to embrace change.
The Armed forces of Pakistan usually hold a military parade to celebrate the event.
I usually hold a big Halloween party for my friends and their children.
O Environmental consultants and hazardous waste consultants usually hold university degrees in science or engineering.
They usually hold them around this time.
Copyright collecting societies in the European Union usually hold monopolies in their respective national markets.
I can usually hold good conversations.
Licensed, registered, or chartered surveyors usually hold a degree or higher qualification.
They usually hold golf tournaments.
When we try holding back an emotion or their expression, we usually hold our breath.
They usually hold them up.
They are protective of their job status, and they usually hold managerial positions.
I usually hold no power at all.
That 's where they usually hold the funerals.
They usually hold lists of physicians available to their citizens.
You know, us Lanes can usually hold our liquor.
Chimpanzees usually hold a piece of fruit in two hands to eat it.
Unfortunately, those who claim divinity for Jesus, usually hold up his miracles as evidence.
Fruits usually hold four or more of these large seeds.
Narcissistic personality, Dangerous cult leaders usually hold grandiose notions of their place in the world.
These usually hold office until the death of the general.
After a couple signs the Islamic marriage contract, families usually hold a public wedding party.
And then we usually hold it in place with some surgical tape.
I had an empty stomach, but I can usually hold my beer better.
They usually hold parades in town when someone gets accepted.
It was bad news . I usually hold off on bad news.
They usually hold a bullet or two and then must be manually loaded.
New Year Eve 's party in India usually hold a festive theme.
Such devices usually hold a dry bait and toxicant preparation.
Passed out in a tunnel . I had an empty stomach, But I can usually hold my beer better.
It is usually hold at night.
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Frank might not hold kindly to that
Hold the equipment fi rmly by the handle
The way you hold your head
