hold on to

This image shows part of a polar crater that still holds on to some summer ice, as well as beautiful sand dunes sculpted by the wind.

Then we realize that the sanity she holds on to insists that he is dead, so if he is still appearing to her, it means she is going mad.

So here I have found a previously not perceived part of myself that holds on to savior patterning .

China may be a country of change, but it holds on to its past.

The winner is not necessarily the one who runs the fastest but the one who holds on to the last.

Distrust holds on to a corner of it, and wonders that the answer never comes.

When you take in more salt than what your body needs, the surplus amount of salt holds on to excess water.

If one holds on to the thought of death, one shall manifest their death.

If aprince holds on to his state by means of mercen- ary armies, he will never bestable or secure.

As long as the baboon holds on to what it wants, it's trapped.

If one holds on to negative thought-form, then the negative outcome is what one experiences in the life dance.

It is the tree viewer that holds on to them itself and passes them as arguments to each method in the content provider.

These are folks who have a heart that holds on to good things that happen. They are grateful for all the good things God gives them in life.

One must die every day to everything that the mind has captured and holds on to.

holds on to the education tenet of 'enlightening the soul by inspiring the interest, and form up the life by fostering the habit';

New England holds on to ball to protect lead

ALL OF US HOLDS ON TO FOOLISH DREAMS