Sentences with phrase «hold back my tears of»

It took everything I had to hold back my tears of frustration.

When she was recognized with the John Menzler Memorial Scholarship during the Hot Rod Industry Alliance reception at the 2017 SEMA Show, she could hardly hold back tears of joy when Mr. Menzler's granddaughter herself congratulated her on the award.

She could hardly hold back tears of joy when she was recognized with the John Menzler Memorial Scholarship during the Hot Rod Industry Alliance reception at the 2017 SEMA Show and Menzler's daughter herself congratulated her on the award.

I am holding back my tears of joy.

I only know you through your wonderful blog, but couldn't hold back the tears of happiness and relief for your amazing family.

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So they know what it is like to stand in the grocery store, holding back tears while mentally counting out the coins in your hand... your heart beating to the antcipation of what precious item you might need to put back on the shelf.

Then he goes down and this young kid Thomas Rawls is tearing it up in that zone scheme, which makes you wonder if it were Lynch, the scheme, the offensive line or a combination of both that had been holding the running game back before then.

While it remains to be seen whether or not this new role is something that the veteran defender is interested in, he cut an emotional figure on Friday as he couldn't hold back the tears as those in attendance at the awards ceremony gave him a long - lasting round of applause as part of a prolonged tribute to his time at the club.

Souness did not hold back and as well as predicting that this season would see the end of Arsenal's annual involvement in the Champions League and our team finishing way down in sixth place, he really tore into the Arsenal players, accusing them of being weak personalities who do not have what it takes to help Arsenal to achieve the glory we are hoping for.

Westbrook needed all of his strength and their support to hold back the tears and finish his speech.

Honestly, in spite of how much I try to shove it to the back of my mind, I hold out a secret hope that (unlike last year), we start to peak with a month or two left in the season and go into the playoffs on a tear.

Despite tearing his ACL at the outset of the 2015 season, coming back only to endure a rather fruitless loan spell with Granada last season, Ezequiel Ponce has always been held in high esteem in Roma prospect circles.

«I stuck my head in this morning, thinking I might go in and check on them, when a huge piece of glass came crashing down,» said nursery worker Terri Reardon, holding back tears.

When Assemblyman Joseph Errigo recounted the story of a sex - trafficking victim who was burned to death by her pimp, he couldn't hold back the tears.

«Let's not just talk the talk, let's walk the walk and G.I.V.E. Back to our disabled veterans by truly thanking them for everything we hold dear as Americans and as New Yorkers by offering them a birds eye view of the government they sacrificed their blood, sweat and tears and nearly their own lives to protect.

According to her, «Last night, I congratulated Donald Trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country,» the defeated candidate told supporters, holding back tears in her first public remarks since the Republican's upset victory.

Ms Beckett, who briefly led the party following the death of John Smith in 1994, struggled to hold back tears as she revealed she had been one of the 172 Labour MPs who backed a motion of no confidence in Mr Corbyn yesterday.

«I raised him to be humble,» she said of Grays, holding back tears.

The sharks curved their tails forward until their body armor hooked oversized pieces of squid held in their jaws and then rapidly flicked their heads back to tear off bite - sized chunks.

I picked up my pace in hopes of getting home quicker, but I couldn't hold the tears back anymore.

I can't hold back; I burst into tears right in front of her.

I believe you have to listen to your body and push it when you can, and hold back when it's giving you signs of wear and tear.

Destem the kale by holding the leaf at the lowest part of the stem and pulling back to tear the leaf away from the stem, then roughly chop the leaves.

In these situations, I had no time to prepare or process the information and was taken completely off guard, which usually resulted in a lot of awkwardness and me desperately trying to hold back tears before I could find a place to hide or hang up the phone.

If you are a fan of the original game, get ready to hold back tears after watching a brief post-credits scene, and it will give you a deeper appreciation of that scene in the scrapyard from LIS Episode 4.

While Arquette held back tears, they named some of the «silence breakers» in the movement including Asia Argento, Annabella Sciorra, Ashley Judd, Daryl Hannah, Mira Sorvino, Anthony Rapp and Olivia Munn.

As she listens, there is a broad smile of recognition, a laugh and then a struggle to hold back a tear.

The film itself is nothing new, and the plot very predictable, but all the same it worked for me, and I must confess I had to hold back tears at a couple of points (something which hasn't happened since In America — I dare you to keep your tear ducts dry in that film).

It ends the way all of these Ghibli films seem to end with a surge of emotion leaving only the hardiest in the audience able to hold back tears.

Though the snow that was central to her original vision may have been stripped away, the mother - daughter aspect that was essential to her story remains the most emotionally charged part of this very amusing film and will have many mothers struggling to hold back the tears due to some of the home truths it deals with.

Coo as a car expires in a fountain of dancing sparks in Burnout Revenge, hold back the tears as Sora and Donald team up to free another heart from the cruel Heartless and weep at the majesty of F - Zero GX's speed - boost lightning.

These moments of friction are acted and written so incredibly well and are so powerful that it becomes a herculean task to hold back tears as you watch.

But when I did get back, muddy from sliding down the hillside, bruised from fighting, once bleeding great spouts of blood from a stone wound to the head (I still have the scar, like a silvered thumbnail), there would be the fire, and the smell of soup, and my mother's arms not tearing me apart but trying to hold me, clean my face, or straighten my hair, while I twisted like a lizard to get away from her.

We were so moved by this level of compassion in such little guys, it was hard to hold back the tears.

John looked on as Bambi's caretakers, many of whom helped nurse her back to health after corrective surgery on her severely deformed hind legs, held back tears as they said their goodbyes and wished her well on her new life ahead.

He tried to run to the car and the nurse didn't have a good hold of his sling and he managed to get out of the sling and dragged his remaining back foot across the concrete tearing the paw pads clear off his foot.

Its synths hold back tears as its sizzles - in - the - rain sweeps and fizzy, flickering beats forever fail to break out of a morose funk.

It's probably MS» QC that held the release back and now the game is running fine, but still has quite a bit of tearing.

Often pausing to hold back her tears, Maureen Potts explained how the events of Oct. 15, 2012 unfolded and the way it has affected her family, describing it as «the most terrifying nightmare that one could ever inflict on a family.

«[Scott Beigel was] a man who showed up at the very beginning of the school year without a single clue about cross country and made a huge impact on our team,» said sophomore Annagrace Myers, who was holding back tears as she addressed the crowd.

I'm not saying you'll completely forget about your ex, or the trouble in your relationship but there will come a time that it won't be consuming, and you won't have to hold back tears when you recall things about your relationship or come into contact with things that remind you of them.