It's about a man hanging on for dear life to dear life.
Here, he's hanging for dear life off of a moving train as villians Jon Voight and Jean Reno attempt to escape.
The idea was for him, in the foreground, in his baggy gear, to pop off it and do a stylish smear turn in the powder below, while, in the background, a real racer, in her unfashionably skintight suit, skied by, hanging on for dear life.
The 23-year-old said she "was hanging on for dear life" and that the achievement had significance for her and her father and coach, Patrick, vindicating their approach after the Olympics.
And now, hanging on for dear life to the strap of her messenger bag, she takes one look at the belongings shoved inside and immediately assesses the damage as minimal: two hundred and fifty bucks, tops.
I felt it when her tiny hand clasped over my finger, hanging on for dear life.
He is her "dearest friend"; she is his "dear soul".
Her dearest friends work for veteran's organizations.
He's hanging on for dear life.
Just hanging on for dear life.
