Sentence examples for realistic hold from inspiring English sources

The better advice is to be realistic: Hold on to your job and keep studying, no matter your athletic dreams.

Just be realistic, hold on tight and enjoy the view.

Is it realistic to hold your suppliers to an elevated standard of green efficiency if you, as a company, do not hold yourself to the same standard?

With the Egyptian Nobel laureate, Naguib Mahfouz, the modern novel, steadfastly realistic, took hold in the 1950s.

Of course it is not realistic to hold Georgia to the same standards of democratic development as Western states, but currently there are so many shortcomings as to question whether the country is actually moving in the right direction.Although Georgia retains a measure of goodwill among Western states, its chances of receiving a MAP in spring 2008 hang in the balance.

Under the new law, each paycheck resets the 180-day statute of limitations for filing a complaint, making it much more realistic to hold employers who engage in wage discrimination responsible for their actions and the subsequent damages they cause.

There was one doll, which felt like a real baby, and whose body would look realistic when held by the actors.

You know, trying to make something more realistic, more held together, but still retaining the overall coherence that the other games had".

"I'm enjoying how the writers are piecing together the strained relationship they had, in a realistic, no holds barred way".

Industry leaders say prospective students should hold realistic expectations.

Runners from Germany, Britain and Ireland also hold realistic hopes of victory.