He promised them his perfect friendship, and that hewould hold by and improve the country's laws and rights, if he became supreme king of Norway.
Stein replied that he would hold no other female child at baptism, and then they parted.
Occasionally at night he would order the wires between the War Department and my headquarters to be connected, and we would hold a conversation for an hour or two.
I further directed him to repair the railroad up the Shenandoah Valley towards the advanced position which we would hold with a small force.
I told him he could take charge of the whole of it or that he could pick and receive sufficient to cover the fine, and I would hold myself in readiness to assist under his counsel to get the money out of the property.
When the printing was commenced, Brother Brigham told me that he would hold me responsible for its correctness.
The Indians had agreed with me that they would not fight but would hold out as long as they could, but would give up and go back if pressed.
When he had seated himself, he would hold it up, so that the children could see it and would repeat a cautionary formula, "I will give you gum!
The wolf had found a dead buffalo, and taking a piece of the meat which smelled bad, he would hold it close to Old Man.
Whenever he got some clothing, he wore it as long as it would hold together.
I wish it were now on the road, that I might try whether it would hold me--I mean with my clothes on.
Giving to this one rightly what that one would hold wrongfully in magistrature not in the abstract, and is only a part of its office.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would hold" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
