At last, one of the markers, who had been in the room with us the whole time, declared that he could hold out no longer, and that sleep he must.
With this increase I could hold my lines, and move out with a greater force than Lee has.
The court was by this time almost as full as it could hold; but fresh attempts were being made to squeeze in at all the entrances, for many were anxious to see and hear this part of the trial.
But he could hold out no longer against the monotonous, grating sound; so at last he threw down his pen, locked his portfolio, and taking up his hat and gloves, he told Job he must go to the courts.
He sings-- "For all the gold the world could hold, I would not give my Dodi's curl.
Ringtail dearly loved sweet corn and he ate until his round, furry sides were distended and he could hold no more.
We could hold no longer and each ran a course of ecstatic delight ending in all the frenzy of lust to die inanimate the next instant.
Every wave did not submerge me, but most of them did, and I felt that it was only a question of a few moments more how long I could hold on before trusting myself to swimming to leeward.
I then went to work with the pan and washed it in the mouth of the brook, and as the result of this one trip gathered together more gold-dust and small nuggets than I could hold in one hand.
How in my enfeebled condition I could hold on to this jolting standing-place for half an hour was a mystery I could not divine.
So soon as I could hold up my head I went by invitation to Baltimore, and stayed there some three weeks with a college friend.
The general condition of the nervous system will be sufficiently indicated by the statement that it was between three or four months before I could hold a pen with any degree of steadiness.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "could hold" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
