to sit tight

The wind is about to change direction, and until you know precisely which way it will go, you need to sit tight.

But even if the price is right when lock-ups expire, foreign chief executives with an eye on the longer haul may opt to sit tight.

Due to the blizzard, we had to sit tight at the airport for a day.

When they drew up to the dock in their boat, papa told the boys to sit tight while he went in the house.

All we have to do is to sit tight and see which way they are going to jump.

Most refugees will just have to sit tight, hoping they won't have to return until real change comes to Myanmar.

His greatest asset may not be his army, or even his oil, but the fact that he's an oddball who knows how to sit tight.

Those banks that do have the firepower to make purchases have plenty of reasons to sit tight.

Remember that scene when she had to sit tight in the attic while German soldiers searched the house downstairs?

You must have the courage of your convictions and the intelligent patience to sit tight.

The best thing to do, experts advise, is to sit tight.

unless repossession forces a sale , homeowners prefer to sit tight when markets are weak.

One is to sit tight and wait until global trade recovers.

She is going to sit tight till she hears what they are going to do next.

Mr. Zhang is going to study in America. Every is ready. But he has to sit tight before Amrican visa is approved.