Sentence examples for determination to hang from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shifter said the opposition simply "underestimated Mr. Chávez's determination to hang on and miscalculated".

"They showed the determination to hang on and win the match.

The increase was driven by Sky's determination to hang on to the lion's share of matches but came at a price.

McIlroy's cross-community appeal and determination to hang on to his roots marks him out as the marquee figure of modern, redeveloped Northern Ireland.

Inevitably, it prompts the question of whether women have the staying power, the gritty determination, to hang in there through the inevitable ups and downs of politics.

Russia and Iran have supported Mr. Assad politically and have provided military support — support that American officials say has fortified Mr. Assad's determination to hang on to power.

But the failure to move a major, mainstream TV channel as part of the package betrays an underlying determination by London-based powerbrokers to hang on to control.

"They told me to hang on in grim determination as long as I possibly could," Mr. Gaynor said.

"But we showed some determination to win the second half, so I have to hang on to that".

"We had to hang in, show grit and determination, and the other side of football.

It has been said that Swift's defining quality as a songwriter is "a determination to register and hang onto fleeting feelings and impressions, a pre-emptive nostalgia for a present (and sometimes even a future) that she knows will some day be in the past".