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One had been held for three years, the paper said.

They seemed to know what the future held for them.

Who knew what the future held for any of them?

Go in and tell them to hold for five minutes.

Under the act, a person can be held for two years.

They are said to have been held for around a year.

Some of them have been held for more than two years.

A private service will be held for family and close friends.

I tried to see what the future might hold for you.

Their eyes held for a moment, and then she turned away.

I look forward to whatever the future may hold for me.

They were to be held for one hour once per week.

I just want to know what the future will hold for me.

About half were held for more than 30 days, the department said.

And she would go on to whatever the future held for her.

She would have to be held for a week at the most.

The first time, he was held for about two hours, his party said.

Hold for now, but take a close look in a couple of weeks.

Many of them were held for more than a year before being tried.

Under the Act, the men can be held for up to seven days.

Our eyes held for a moment, and he turned his attention back to the road.

Both events were held for the first time last year.

So far it had held for more than three hours.

This living he held for the rest of his life.

The conference will be held for three days from May 15.