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Phrases with «to hold the line»
"To hold the line"
means to maintain a firm position or stay determined in a situation, without giving in or allowing things to change or decline.
Full definition
line
(parent phrase)
to hold
(parent phrase)
to hold the line
Related phrases
to make something to the finish line
to get to the finish line
to get someone to the finish line
to get to the bottom line
to hold someone to a higher standard
to hold one's feet to the fire
straight line from head to toe
to hold the country to ransom
to hold someone to ransom
to hold someone to
to hold to
straight line from head to heels
to hold someone accountable to that
race to the finish line
one's way to the finish line
to hold someone to something
to add to one's bottom line
to add to one's holdings
to hold a bond to maturity
to contribute to the bottom line
to contribute to one's bottom line
access to a line of credit
to hold the line on taxes
to hold on to
to hold on to someone
to hold on to power
to hold on to a lead
to hold on to the ball
to hold on to one's job
to hold on to one's seat
to hold on to something
to hold up to scrutiny
to hold something to maturity
to hold to maturity
line to the throne
Sentences with «to hold the line»
I agree with you on
holding the line on
the over 10 $ price point.
(
madgeniusclub.com
)
I used to
hold the line against
TV pretty well when my older son was little.
(
askmoxie.org
)
We're
holding the line for
now... but we're very concerned about the growth in claims costs.
(
practicepro.ca
)
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