hold together

When the dough just holds together, wrap it in clingfilm and pat it into a large disc shape and refrigerate to rest for at least 30 minutes.

Just as a keystone holds together a stone arch, Pennsylvania was seen as holding together the young American republic.

also has clusters of green "bamboo" , which holds together tightly with each other out, "arm" , but are not entangled, and do not cover .

In any wholesome group of people which holds together for a good purpose, the exclusions are in a sense accidental.

In human form, the body holds together even if there is scar tissue in which cells fail to form due to missing DNA.

The false god dreams are more fractured than human dreams upon earth; nothing works right and nothing really holds together well.

It is a pretty good film: The twisting plot holds together through to the somewhat surprising climax and there's genuine tension throughout.

It is probably clay if it holds together instead of falling apart when you stop pressing.

Portland cement is a material that holds together the sand and crushed stone in concrete.

A library is a center for lifelong learning, and also is the glue that holds together our community with their diverse interests.

First, one sees whether it holds together in a rational order.

The cover that holds together the pages of a book.

It is as one is continuously recast every week or so that the field holds together and also is prepared for expansion.

The car's bodywork scarcely holds together.

If your party holds together, you will probably win.

And what good is it to the bubble while it holds together, or what harm when it is burst?