Sentences with phrase «hold on tightly»

Those lawyers who hold on tightly to management functions under the guise of saving overhead are fooling themselves.

Joel Kyack's show HOLD ON TIGHTLY / LET GO LIGHTLY is on at WORKPLACE gallery until the 20th of January.

This isn't a «boost in clarity that is startling, the way people describe it is a fundamentally different style of image (nothing wrong with that, but lets not confuse we are used to 24 fps so we will be stubborn and hold on tightly to it!)

Hold on tightly, then hoist your weight up to the second pedal.

If you have this stroller, hold on tightly w / two hands at all times.

This instinct is usually gone by 6 months, so hold on tightly to these precious moments.

Hold on tightly to your seats, hats, pearls, and Tiger balm, because it seems that experienced parents out there have conveniently forgotten (or have intentionally avoided) giving us poor saps the heads up about this harrowing stage of our child's development known as the Effing Fours!

Accelerator or otherwise, be sure to hold on tightly to your original inspiration.

Holding on tightly to both plates (but not so tightly as to crush the cake), flip the cake to be right side - up on the un-lined plate.

Under certain conditions, the molecule holds on tightly to the protons, pinching them.

Frankly, it could use a few more frights because it's predictable from stem to stern, right down to the manufactured scares, to the hapless victims making disastrous choices — e.g. leaving cellphones where they can easily be destroyed, not holding on tightly to a handgun that could have been very useful — to the killer who's so devishly difficult to kill.

My biggest challenge was to holding on tightly to my vision.

We staged at one end, mashed the gas, and held on tightly as the tires bit into the dirt and the Jeep shot forward.

Whilst it takes a little more than mounting an ostrich and holding on tightly to the base of each wing, this is a fun thing to do.

At the very least, we know big developers like EA are holding on tightly to their money - making packages.

Canada remained part of the British Empire until 1867, and even then held on tightly to its British roots.

It might not be the first few years, but 10 years down the road there might be a piece of siding that's not holding on tightly to the house or something to that effect and somebody needs to repair it.

Not exact matches

You may not bet your whole company on an untested product or service for a market that may not even exist, but you also shouldn't cling too tightly to a model that is holding you back from any growth or innovation.

Then one morning I woke up and realized how much energy it was taking to hold on to this anger so tightly.

«You need to let go instead of holding on so tightly,» says Mathile in the book.

His comments followed less - than - stellar data on U.S. consumer spending that showed that even as confidence hit its highest level in more than 16 years last month, Americans are still holding their wallets tightly.

CNBC reported Monday that 21st Century Fox has been holding talks to sell most of the company to Disney, leaving behind a media company tightly focused on news and sports, according to people familiar with the situation.

You're holding on too tightly.

Australia's success in tightly restricting gun ownership after its worst mass shooting, and the concomitant reduction in gun crimes and mass shootings, is likely to be held up by proponents of gun control as an example for what the U.S. should do after its latest mass shooting on Sunday.

Jobs worked the stage methodically, with somber reverence and weighty pauses, holding tightly choreographed events on weekday mornings for maximum media impact.

You fail to see just how ridiculous it is to hold on so tightly to the bible and the belief in god and the bible and yet your easy dismissal of ancient greek paganism, or roman paganism, or scandinavian.

And when you are very frightened, you tend to hold on very tightly — even to things that do not last.

My friend Adele describes fundamentalism as holding so tightly to your beliefs that you fingernails leave imprints on the palm of your hand.

On the one hand, Rabbit seems clearly condemned for giving full rein to the «urgent inner whispers» which civilized people must hold tightly in check.

They make the claim that the laws broke down and YET they say gravity held the singularity so tightly compacted... Hmmm... gravity's on but no one's home?

While I usually hold out for the Ocean Mist brand at Costco because they are big, have tightly bunched leaves and I've found have the most meat on the leaf, my local store isn't carrying them yet.

After I cool them down some in cold water, I return them to the steamer bowl, put the lid on, and while holding the lid on tightly, shake them vigorously for a minute or two, until the shells are cracked all over.

This recipe uses Jersey Barnfire Black Garlic Hot Sauce Ingredients (* per bypass) 1/4 Ground beef Hot Dog Bacon (3 strips) Original Jersey Barnfire Hot sauce One long roll or bypass Cheese to top if desired Pound each 1/4 pound of ground beef into a flat rectangle the length of a hot dog.Wrap the meat around hot dog and pack it tightly around the hotdog.Wrap the bacon around hot dog overlapping slightly and use three toothpicks to hold ends and middle in place.Grill on low about 250 - 275 degrees for 5 minutes each side turning four times totaling 20 minute cook...

«Some properties in these tightly - held regions have been on the market for prolonged periods of time but are now changing hands and participants have an optimistic view for the future,» said selling agent Nick Goode of Colliers International.

Fold the leaves in order to close the blossoms and place them, fold side down, on a pan or skillet large enough just to hold them tightly in a single layer.

«The properties in the Barkly [Tablelands] will be the first on to the market since 2009 and the result will be critical, because such land is so tightly held,» Mr Peacocke said.

But they were careless and allowed it to slipped away to Man City who grabbed it with two hands and held it tightly and became Champions on a platter of gold.

There are two parts — one about the feeling you get of being «pushed out» (which is why you hold on so tightly) and the second is about why you feel dizzy!

We spent our entire time dodging waves on the beach (hold hands tightly — the waves are big and strong!)

The Go2 compression socks are easy to put on, and they hold your legs very tightly.

Again, many parents hug and hold their older child very tightly and the child may reciprocate, but this may be a total indiscriminant behavior on the part of the child without any substance or depth of emotional / attachment meaning.

Every homebirth that turns out fine just confirms these nuts in their nuttery, and every one that ends up in an injury or death leaves the families in shambles, either holding on to their ideology more tightly than ever, unable to face the reality of what they've done, or else facing that reality full in the face every day and trying to go on, knowing that your choices led to your child's needless death.

I cried harder when I saw them holding on so tightly, unable to let go, their babies having their first birthdays in the NICU, unable to swallow, hold their head, eat or smile.

I focus on the connection with your new baby, holding your baby close or wrapped up tightly in your arms.

Then you have to make sure that your baby is latching on properly, and hold it tightly to your breast.

Don't hesitate to soothe with your hands, put your arms around his shoulders, hug him or hold him tightly on your lap.

Steve Rubel points out a new application of wikis on his Micropersuasion site today: breaking out corporate organization charts, pieces of information usually tightly held by companies because of the details they would reveal to competitors.

The sheath keeps the blade held tightly and clips on easily to a belt loop.

It tells us if our feet are firmly planted on the floor, or if we're holding a paper cup tightly enough that it won't slip out of our hand, but loosely enough that we don't crush the cup.

Wisniewski added, «The more fearful we are as parents the more tightly we tend to hold on.