用hold on造句子，“hold on”造句

Seize(or grasp; hold on to )the opportunity

The resource adapter can choose to hold on to an endpoint for use on subsequent invocations.

I really believe that Apple has a tight hold on the industry, especially for cell phones.

Yet Confucius may not hold on his works in every spring and autumn.

His hold on power and influence on events in his country have regressed at the same pace as his health.

Equipped with posts to hold on to and benches along the fastest ring, the walkways had proved remarkably safe.

Even the IRS 'strangle hold on your wallet is no match for the grip Cupid has on lovers who want to please and delight their significant others.

There are, of course, a few people we each hold dear, people who do not begin to smell after three days; But these people are the glorious exceptions, so hold on to them tight.

Had not considered what she had been doing; whether he were man or woman, stick or stone, in her involuntary hold on him.

But the munificent capitalists, the generous colonists, the superb males, stick to their guns: 'Keep the better part, hold on to it!'

Dragging it on like this is not the way because if you think about it, wealthy people can hold on, but a few storms and the poor will lose.

The road of life is long and colorful: I learn to laugh in the sun, I learn to be strong in the cloudy clouds, I hold on in the wind, I hold my ideal in the storm, and when I stand in the middle, I walk out of the way of my life.

The venerable yellow cedars near Desolation sound British Columbia hold one of the world's great concentrations of nesting sites for the marbled murrelet, a bird equally at home in the old-growth forest and on the sea.

You can hold on to me.

Success is the biggest secret: insist, insist on, hold on.

If he wants to hold that job, he'd better get a hold on himself and settle down to work

Please behave, and hold on to what little bit I'm leaving you.

To hold on to the rock with one bent arm while using the other arm to reach up for the next hold or to place or clip protection.

Delighted by his son's ingenuity, Philip observes that Macedonia can't hold on to such a prince for long.

But reading up on how powerful your brain's hold on your behavior can be when you're trying to stop rewarding it with fatty food is, well, sobering.

She cannot ride a camel; she is too weak to hold on. He thinks if he lingers, he will die too.

And he said unto them, What man shall there be among you, that shall have one sheep, and if it fall into a pit on the Sabbath day, will he not lay hold on it, and lift it out?

Thai soldiers hold onto each other against the water flowing into a neighborhood after a wall was breached by the swollen Chao Phraya River in Bangkok on October 30, 2011.

As he takes his life into his hands, at least he has the sense to hold on to the window frame, even if it is by his fingertips, as he goes about his task.

McKinsey's psychological hold on its clients actually beggars belief.

It's tougher than ever to hold on to your job these days.

"You won't know how excited I was, I made up my mind to hold on," Wang says.

Reflect on this: the realization of impermanence is paradoxically the only thing we can hold on to, perhaps our only lasting possession.

Traders said current prices were unlikely to draw either buying or selling interest as investors pondered whether to shift money into equities or hold on to gold.

You cannot hold onto yesterday.

He lost his hold on the rope.

Alice Kingsleigh: Hold on, everyone. 愛麗絲：等等我，大家。 Mad Hatter: I don't wanna hold on! 瘋帽子：我從不等待!

In his opinion, college grads need to hold on to their first job for at least a year.

That's when we rely on the ones we love to pull us back. And give us something to hold on to.

In the preliminaries because Guowei Yang temporary play, resulting in a lot of major mistakes, ranking fell to the worst ever, but also so that we do not hold on to their final hope.

Pain is where you hold on too tightly.

Well, just hold on and I'll be back as soon as I can... We have a wheel chair for you.

"My elemental duty is not to hold on to positions and less to obstruct the path of younger people," the 81-year-old Castro said in a letter read on Cuban state television.

Tantor: So sit back and hold on tight... we've got a boat to catch.

That was the best posture which my son loves, got a close hold on me, and suddenly turned back his head while his father click the shutter…

Drop, cover, and hold — Take cover under a sturdy desk, table, or bench, or against an inside wall, and hold on.

To hold on to one's views

The mind needs to hold fast in waiting, to keep the sun and the moon without wind, to keep the silence of falling flowers, to keep the blank of emotion, and to hold on to the ordinary life.

The best you can do is stay strong while you fight to find your way and try and hold on to the good things which are left in your life.