| - Can we hold together on this? | |
| - It doesn't hold together! | |
| After that, I have no guarantees she'll hold together. | |
| And a marriage or two I wanted to hold together. | |
| And in Him, all things hold together. | |
| - Can we hold together on this? | |
| - It doesn't hold together! | |
| After that, I have no guarantees she'll hold together. | |
| And a marriage or two I wanted to hold together. | |
| And in Him, all things hold together. | |
| - I hope it holds together. | |
| All right, let's hope this thing holds together, gentlemen. | |
| And it holds together like glue. | |
| But l have to see how this holds together and how it feels -- does it feel like an act? | |
| God, I hope this old truck holds together. | |
| - I hope it holds together. | |
| All right, let's hope this thing holds together, gentlemen. | |
| And it holds together like glue. | |
| But l have to see how this holds together and how it feels -- does it feel like an act? | |
| God, I hope this old truck holds together. | |
| "Collective worker," we must keep in mind ... to understand how all this is held together ... machinery, this structure. | |
| "The pipes of freedom are held together by the American flange." | |
| "Wine is like sunlight held together by water." That's what we are... beautiful and glamorous and warm and life-giving and... it could fall apart at any second. | |
| "Wine is sunlight held together by water." | |
| "Wine is sunlight... held together by water. " | |
| - It's holding together. | |
| - Like us. We're still holding together. | |
| - They're still holding together. | |
| - Well? Is it holding together now? | |
| Apparently, he's holding together. | |
| "Collective worker," we must keep in mind ... to understand how all this is held together ... machinery, this structure. | |
| "The pipes of freedom are held together by the American flange." | |
| "Wine is like sunlight held together by water." That's what we are... beautiful and glamorous and warm and life-giving and... it could fall apart at any second. | |
| "Wine is sunlight held together by water." | |
| "Wine is sunlight... held together by water. " | |
| - It's holding together. | |
| - Like us. We're still holding together. | |
| - They're still holding together. | |
| - Well? Is it holding together now? | |
| Apparently, he's holding together. | |
