Sentence examples for i hold on from inspiring English sources

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.

I hold on as though I'll drown if I let go, and listen to the woman, who seems, in her throat, to be taking it in turns sobbing and crying, as though she is crying not for one but for two now.

Laughing at herself means she can detach herself from her often disquieting material: "I'll give you a warning three songs from the end so that if you're desperate for a wee, you can think, 'Shall I hold on?'" she says, then tiptoes into Wolf, a quietly horrifying song about male control.

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?