holds it

He slides it out from under my pillow, holds it up like the Statue of Liberty torch and said "Mama, wut's dis? "

He holds it in his arms very carefully, as if it was a baby.

Some spend so much time and energy trying to convince others of their truth, when no one group holds it all.

She said, he who gets the crystal ball, and holds it before the enchanter, will destroy his power with it, and I shall resume my true shape.

The executive who holds it is never consulted on major strategic decisions and has no chances to move up to Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

In this instance God does not entrust the power over hell to men, but holds it Himself, as He alone can be trusted.

If it holds, it may help to reduce tensions on the Korean peninsula in the wake of the North's nuclear test last October.

The delicate metal filigree on my old Italian sunglasses is coming apart. A lens pops out of the thin plastic wire that holds it in place.

My mom reaches into her jeans pocket, pulls out a post-it note, and holds it up so I can read it.

Think about cheap money from the perspective of the person or country that holds it for a moment.

The digital signature on a public key certificate can validate the authenticity of the public key and therefore the party who holds it.

The black plastic will help seal and the weight of the door holds it down.

The heterogeneous catalyst first attracts the salt to its surface and holds it there .

They test pressure points and seek the path of least resistance, and if the dollar holds it would signal shorts to begin covering.

Considering all the occupations he holds, it's tempting to blame Franco for the country's unemployment problem.

Finally Josh nails a fish about four inches long, and holds it up proudly.

The film is anchored to the ground, and the pressure holds it up very cheaply.

Every time I show my mom a picture on my iPhone, she holds it under the nearest lamp so she can see it better.

You give him a toy, and he holds it. Right?

The electric field grabs the negatively charged DNA and holds it in place.

It's the ring that's important, not the leatherhead who holds it.

The Swiss chemists think that the catalyst first draws the sensitizer to its surface and holds it there .

To those who are only recently learning of what the future holds, it is going to require a calm approach to the changes.

A DISK'S ROTATION holds it up against gravity.

Corruption (see chart 2) holds it together, and ensures the loyalty of the bureaucracy.

He turns and sees the mask lying on the sofa. Slowly, he walks over to it and holds it.

a large stringed instrument; seated player holds it upright while playing.

under each fan blade holds it in the correct radial position.

Don't be afraid. Love is what holds it together. A little tenacity doesn't hurt, either.

He is brave , holds , it does not change that he can so like this 10 good beautiful few years deeply.

Clause. It ends when the lifetime of the variable that holds it ends.

Again, you have the idea that only certain people hold the key to the Kingdom of Happiness. No one holds it.

If the historical pattern holds, it could win 130 seats in the lower house, and control 390 via its partners.

An 8-cavity preform mould costs more than the injection moulding machine that holds it.

Nothing holds it together except an idea which is indestructible .

When she makes eye contact and holds it, she seems just as aware as anyone else in the room.

Make a button that is active as long as the user holds it down.

Thus this thesis holds it is important for the teacher to keep the balance, in order to facilitate language learning.

I pray she finds your light and holds it in her heart as darkness falls each night remind her where you are

So clear to see For who holds it inside

And we might call it the White Chocolate House, although gingerbread is the structure inside that holds it up;

She puts her hand on your forehead and holds it there

To be the one who that holds it all together

The one that holds it all together