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The two top beds held men who could walk if they had to.

The singer is shown holding man's hand while he dies in a hospital.

I understand she has a reputation for holding men at a distance."

He held man prestigious command and staff appointments throughout his military career.

We twist ourselves 86 ways from Sunday trying not to hold men accountable for what they do to women and children.

The disciplines that hold men together in the face of fear, hunger, and danger are not natural.

For the first time, the choppers held men with automatic weapons.

They held men of science in the highest regard.

The cages are strong enough to hold men, which, doubtless, sometimes they do.

It was a move that bid fair to hold men dumfounded.

Ruin's prison was not like those that hold men.

If a woman, you will hold men's hearts at low value after succeeding in getting a hold on them.

"I hold men to my fheory that there must have been extraordinary conditions.

Did she not understand that he must hold men like Jardine in the utmost contempt?

To hold man's nature as his sin is a mockery of nature.

"And maybe society holds men a little higher."

They never knew the Dark Age that held man enchained for a thousand years.

Military hospitals still held men who'd got turned into vegetables by head wounds in the Great War.

Five held men in uniform, one to a cell, who were brought out and drilled arduously three times a day.

The local jails mainly held men awaiting trial or punishment and those in debt.

The terrorists then decide to leave for the order, holding man and few hostages as guard .

Owen was looking toward the corral, which had once held horses and now held men.

A bait, a lure to hold man's attention in one quarter while a dirty deal was being pulled off in another?

Discipline was cruel enough in all the eighteenth-century armies, created long after the decay of any faith or hope that could hold men together.