| "'Now, touch my face with yours "'in case I should not hold out till you come back. | |
| "All he could do was to pray for the peak, "pray that his spirit would hold out so long, "and then accept the long free wheel down to the final blackout." | |
| "Loyalists will hold out, says John Davis. " | |
| "Well, I love you." You know, you can only hold out for so long. | |
| "When guests enter the dining room it is customary for the butler to hold out the chair of the mistress of the house. | |
| "'Now, touch my face with yours "'in case I should not hold out till you come back. | |
| "All he could do was to pray for the peak, "pray that his spirit would hold out so long, "and then accept the long free wheel down to the final blackout." | |
| "Loyalists will hold out, says John Davis. " | |
| "Well, I love you." You know, you can only hold out for so long. | |
| "When guests enter the dining room it is customary for the butler to hold out the chair of the mistress of the house. | |
| (Tegana holds out his bowl for more water.) | |
| - As long as your money holds out, why not? | |
| - I hope my money holds out. | |
| A Communism Johnson must fight, and one he holds out his hand to. | |
| A nation, kneeling in agony and fear, holds out her arms, imploring you for help. | |
| (Tegana holds out his bowl for more water.) | |
| - As long as your money holds out, why not? | |
| - I hope my money holds out. | |
| A Communism Johnson must fight, and one he holds out his hand to. | |
| A nation, kneeling in agony and fear, holds out her arms, imploring you for help. | |
| "And a rainbow held out its shining hand, | |
| "And she held out her hands to stop him, but inside..." | |
| "For Antônio Cândido, with my hand held out in friendship... | |
| "Hold out your finger and let's see if you're getting fat". "But Hensel held out a chicken bone". | |
| "I held out. | |
| "From this minute on, you're gonna preach the gospel of holding out a helping hand to the less fortunate in our midst." | |
| "Here, monkey, monkey," and holding out a banana, and then the branch breaks and hilarity ensues. | |
| "Hope is faith holding out its hand in the dark. " | |
| "If I thought you were holding out on me, I'd slit your gizzard!" | |
| "The instant, however, that I had stepped over the threshold, he moved impulsively forward, and holding out his hand grasped mine with a strength that made me wince, an effect which was not lessened by the fact that it seemed as cold as ice - | |
| "And a rainbow held out its shining hand, | |
| "And she held out her hands to stop him, but inside..." | |
| "For Antônio Cândido, with my hand held out in friendship... | |
| "Hold out your finger and let's see if you're getting fat". "But Hensel held out a chicken bone". | |
| "I held out. | |
| "From this minute on, you're gonna preach the gospel of holding out a helping hand to the less fortunate in our midst." | |
| "Here, monkey, monkey," and holding out a banana, and then the branch breaks and hilarity ensues. | |
| "Hope is faith holding out its hand in the dark. " | |
| "If I thought you were holding out on me, I'd slit your gizzard!" | |
| "The instant, however, that I had stepped over the threshold, he moved impulsively forward, and holding out his hand grasped mine with a strength that made me wince, an effect which was not lessened by the fact that it seemed as cold as ice - | |
