Sentence examples for really hung on from inspiring English sources
India made the worst possible start with the bat, but I thought VVS Laxman and Dravid really hung on well there at the end.
The results do, however, emphasize the tenacity of the disease, she says, by showing how it can hide, undetected, in small populations for long periods of time: "We have thrown a lot of resources at TB, but it has really hung on".
It had these great stunts and car photography, but it really hung on Gene Hackman's brilliant performance.
Well, congratulations miss know it all nursey nurse, you win another one (but not really; hang on, I'm getting to the point, I swear).
In all seriousness we can't really hang on to this can we?
"I really hang on to that.
I cannot speak and yet a whole case can really hang on my every word.
This current usage is misleading since for inductive logics the Bayesian/non-Bayesian distinction should really hang on whether the logic gives Bayes' theorem a prominent role, or whether the logic largely eschews the use of Bayes' theorem in inductive inferences (as do the classical approaches to statistical inference developed by R. A. Fisher (1922) and by Neyman and Pearson (1967)).
Veteran print-your-own photos-on-canvas player CanvasPop has spotted what it hopes will be a lucrative opportunity to monetize the sudden glut of arty selfies appearing on Instagram et al — and says it's been working with Prisma to help users turn their snaps into canvases they can really hang on the wall.
But my approach has always been to ignore it, because I think people can get really hung up on this issue, and it isn't productive to focus unduly on the things that you believe are stopping you from making progress.
