Phrases with «to hold more»

to hold (parent phrase)

to hold more

Related phrases

to be more to something than that
to be more to something
to be more to the story
to be more to one's liking
to be more to life
to make more sense to someone
more harm than good to one's body
access to more credit
to pay more attention to someone
to pay more attention to
access to more money
access to more information
link to more information
to draw more attention to someone
to hold more water
to add more goals to one's game
access to more resources
to add more protein to one's diet
to hold more cash
to lead to more sales
to drive more traffic to one's site
access to more capital
to hold more capital
to add more fiber to one's diet
to hold more moisture
to appeal to more buyers
to hold more water vapor
more power to someone
something more to something
more options available to someone
nothing more to something
more attention to detail
nothing more to something than that
more interest to someone
more substance to someone
more damage to someone
more holdings
to hold someone to a higher standard
to hold one's feet to the fire
to hold the country to ransom
to hold someone to ransom
to hold someone to
to hold to
to add more to the list
to hold someone accountable to that
to hold someone to something
to add more to something
to add more to one's collection
to add to one's holdings
to add more to one's closet
to add more to one's wardrobe
to hold a bond to maturity
to lead to more
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
to reach out to more people
access to more

Sentences with «to hold more»

A generally warmer world holds more moisture in the atmosphere. (ecoshock.org)
These are the ones I know by heart — my brain just can't hold any more of them in memory — my RAM is full. (androidcentral.com)
Plus, announcing my desire to lose weight held me more accountable for my actions because now my loved ones were watching me. (health.com)
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