Sentence examples for hanging on so from inspiring English sources

"We found ourselves at the end of the game hanging on, so it was a really strong defensive performance from everybody and everyone worked extremely hard.

It's hard to understand what keeps these men hanging on so tenaciously — and even harder to quell the desire to slap them both upside the head.

"I don't think they will ever be a point in this US Open where somebody will have it won, because the last five holes are so hard that a guy will be hanging on, so that will be exciting for the fans," he said.

I think hanging on so tightly to it has been detrimental.

Perhaps, because of hanging on so long, we don't know ourselves any more, or what we actually want.

Fiona Wynne of the Daily Mirror said that Paul tried hard to get Ivan out of the closet but "he's hanging on so tightly by his fingertips he's going to get splinters".

Glover's choreography was fabulous, the more so for hanging on by its fingernails to the show's shallow, accusatory libretto.

Many of the cable networks are (in the big picture) hanging on by a thread, and so companies like Aereo represent a major threat to these bottom lines, which is why they fight them tooth-and-nail based on the old retransmission without consent argument.

You have a timeline to follow so you're not hanging on forever.

Germany is hanging on, just.

"I was hanging on, and so was the whole family," the 81-year-old Mr. Murdoch said in an interview Thursday.