Sentence examples for really held onto from inspiring English sources
"It would have been easy to say times are tough and we'll pull back on research spending and long-range projects, but he didn't do any of that," says Vijay Govindarajan, a professor at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and a former consultant to G.E. "Jeff Immelt really held onto his technology-led-innovation agenda".
I instantly feel panic and my mind is scattered as I try to remember the last time I really looked at my boy, the last time I really held onto him, the last time he really needed me.
"My passion comes from really holding onto things, long after they've ceased to be strictly necessary," he says.
"I'm trying to really hold onto the lifestyle I know," he said, steering from his perch on an overturned pail.
"I feel like there's a certain thing that you can't really hold onto, which is kind of the kitschy quality.
"They're just really, really tightly holding onto this oxygen and trying to use it as conservatively as possible".
Anyone that really thinks holding onto their assault riffle is going to protect them from the government is in such deep denial of the obvious advancements in technology and needs to acknowledge we are no longer living in 1789.
Towards the end while the credits roll, it says that Rob bought an Aston Martin Vanquish, Left Ear bought a dream house in Andalusia, Spain with a room just for his shoes, Lyle made the cover of Wired magazine after declaring himself the real Napster, and he got the stereo he wanted, and Charlie found someone he really cared about and held onto for dear life, Stella.
"So people really, really want to hold onto their jobs".
And so she ended up selling a lot of it on eBay, and this was one thing that she really wanted to hold onto — that she still uses, actually". The hairbrush was an unlikely prized possession of her friend's husband.
