hold on to

1. see hold on, def. 1.

Example Sentences

Analysts have cautioned that actions need to follow words if Europe wants to hold on to its role as Africa's top partner.

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Trim positions if you have to, but hold on to the shares of this AI winner.

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It marks 25 years of EU-African Union relations -- ties that analysts say need revamping if Europe wants to hold on to its role as the continent's top partner.

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"The symptoms tend to start as kind of urinary urgency and frequency so people become unable to hold on to their urine," he said.

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We hold on to each other in this complex phase of life and in this vibrant, complex town.

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