Sentence examples for should hold on from inspiring English sources
But Mr Brown should hold on tight.
They should hold on to those places," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.
Or at least we should hold on to a reasonable amount of scepticism.
Greene believed he should hold on to his job as the backup catcher, but tonight he lost it.
It's that story, as expressed in the lovers' own letters, which readers of the book should hold on to.
They should hold on to those places … If anyone should resign after this incident, it should be Jeremy Corbyn".
The next and perhaps final question is whether the government should hold on to its investments in companies like Citigroup rather than sell them off right away.
While you may and should hold on to a good broadband connection at home, it is debatable whether you need to pay for cable TV.
Executives there should hold on to Julien Dossena, who came to work from Balenciaga and was hastily promoted when the last designer left.
Some argue that the industry will eventually recover from its troubles with online piracy and falling CD sales, so companies should hold on instead of cashing out.
Strange that the unfortunate ship should hold on to its secrets for almost a century, then suddenly release them, but this is a coast that has many mysteries.
