holds onto

Maybe you're one of those people who holds onto every penny you've got - save money for a rainy day sort of thinking.

When he finds her, he holds onto her side with his mouth.

If the mentalist holds onto it, the details could be discretely changed (as they often are), compromising the integrity of the prediction.

Everybody holds onto something special, which may look like a waste to other people. But it's life and death to her.

The body holds onto a small percentage of oxygen with each breath, and the rest is exhaled.

But that's true only if he holds onto all the swing states Democrats won last time.

A woman holds onto an empty water container as residents queue for supplies at a shop in the coastal town of Mito, March 12, 2011.

Moreover , an application that holds onto locks for long periods is not scalable .

Russia holds onto much Soviet-era plunder, taken from Germany and other countries, including from private citizens who were anti-Nazis.

The shortest man in the world holds onto the finger of the world's tallest man.

She switches from reverse to forward and she holds onto the wheel, rather than turns it.

Whilst one bundle holds onto another's classes, it pins that bundle into memory.

American cluster balloonist Jonathan Trappe holds onto his balloons after landing on farmland in Moeres, France, Friday May 28, 2010.

My child holds onto my hand tightly while we cross the street.

if shes not available , the message center holds onto the message.

He holds onto one vine.