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Discover Ludwig"I hold on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to show that you are enduring, surviving, or standing firm in a difficult situation. For example: "I know times are tough right now, but I'm holding on and staying positive."
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He stares at me; I hold on to Papa, who is hanging his head.
The child in me thinks that if I hold on hard enough, maybe nothing will ever change.
"He was shouting out: 'Don't kill me!'" As the engine roars and the trees blur – and I hold on for all I'm worth – I can see why.
Sally and I hold on tight and the current is soon jetting us down, with a few bumps, and out into Balage Creek.
He said: "I hold on to traditional Labour values.
Should I hold on to all of them until I have made my final decision?
I looked down and thought, "If I jump off, I will die," and "If I hold on, I will die".
I hold on tight and their positivity simply astounds me.
So why do I hold on to these things?
And who would I hold on to for support now?
It challenged me to check in on the perspective I have on various areas in my life -- how rigid are those perspectives and do I hold on to perspectives just because they are easier to hold on to?
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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