1. Hold out your hands with your palms facing downwards.

2. They won't be able to hold out much longer under this sort of bombardment.

3. He tried to hold out for higher paying by rejecting signature to the contract.

4. He seems to hold out no hope of success.

5. Doctors hold out little hope of her recovering.

6. He can only hold out a few more weeks.

7. We can't hold out against industrialization any longer.

8. We must hold out till victory.

9. Water supplies won't hold out much longer.

10. Will the car hold out till we reach London?

11. Hold out your arms with the palms facing downwards.

12. I don't hold out much hope of finding a buyer.

13. Consumer groups still hold out hope that the president will change his mind.

14. The forthcoming talks hold out the hope of real arms reductions.

15. I didn't know how much longer I could hold out against their relentless questioning.

16. Tom is likely to hold out for more than 300 pound's price.

17. I can't hold out much hope that the weather will improve.

18. 'How long will our fresh water supplies hold out?' captain asked.

19. Some thought they would hold out until Sunday. The realists knew that the game was already up.

20. She never hold out on the lure of money to do something they wanted.

21. Few people hold out any hope of finding more survivors.

22. Don't hold out on me - I need to know who did it.

23. The doctors did not hold out much hope for her recovery.

24. It's not easy for him to hold out to the end.

25. This old machine will hold out for another 20 years.

26. I hope this good weather will hold out for another week.

27. To hold out a little longer means the victory of the battle when it comes to head out.

28. The rescue team hoped the men on the boat could hold out till they arrived.

29. I've got a surprise for you! Shut your eyes tightly and hold out your hand.

30. We can stay here for as long as our supplies hold out.

1. Hold out your hands with your palms facing downwards.

2. They won't be able to hold out much longer under this sort of bombardment.

3. We can't hold out against industrialization any longer.

31. They could hold out until spring.

32. But they do hold out hope - sort of.

33. We just hope you can hold out until payday.

34. We can hold out for days.

35. I don't hold out much hope though!

36. They hold out hope, however, that younger Navajos will be encouraged to learn the craft.

37. When the Reclusiarch passed back again, each initiate must hold out his middle finger, pointing stiffly forward from his fist.

38. Having only one hand, and having that in a dozen things, he has no other to hold out.

39. Should they compromise with Clinton over a piece of the tax-cut pie or hold out for the whole pie?

40. When Topaz arrived at the residence of Lord Oswin Lovat she didn't hold out much hope of prising his purse open.

41. Can the plaintiff hold out, or can we starve her out?

42. Both of you need to hold out your hands in front and turn the right palm downwards and the left palm upwards.

43. It crossed my mind to hold out for a job in corporate finance.

44. She regards me with suspicion, but when I hold out my hand, she takes it.

45. All they have to do is to hold out against substandard systems and apply pragmatic criteria in the face of technical jargon.

46. New sluice gates hold out the sea water at high tides.

47. And he could hold out no hope of any financial assistance.

48. I want Fairfax to tell me, but I don't hold out much hope.

49. You can not will yourself to hold out against reality.

50. All you've done is hold out the whole day against odds of ten to one.

51. If you just try to defend and hold out against them,[http:///hold out.html] it wears you down.

52. The main argument from the Corsican was that they could hold out for ever.

53. Bilateral agreements may hold out more promise, if only because they are easier to administer.

54. For three more years, Masada continued to hold out, but its fall was a foregone conclusion.

55. But still she doubted her ability to hold out against him.

56. Look, don't hold out too much hope that you're going to be successful in this.

57. So too the yawning depths of the wave, even while threatening annihilation, hold out the promise of rebirth.

58. Or maybe we should hold out for a bid from Big Oil.

59. The whereabouts of the other two tureens are still unknown and every time I open the mail I hold out some hope.

60. I mean, you get people who blow a couple of bars on a mouth organ and then hold out their hands.

61. Why do Christians hold out hope?

62. In reality they don't hold out hope of victory.

63. Still, there's reason to hold out hope.

64. I must hold out till the pain becomes unbearable.

65. Buyers will want to hold out for iPad-compatible programs, noted with a plus symbol in the App Store.

66. Never think that God's delays are denials. Hold on; hold fast; hold out. patience is genius.

67. We lost the game yesterday, so we don't hold out hope of getting to the finals.

68. When the citizens are avaricious, cowardly, pusillanimous, and love repose more than freedom, they do not hold out against the redoubled efforts of the government.

69. A feels to hold out amusing. such, have a few years of time brokenly .

70. Both sides talked, still hold out at that time polite, it is contact of first time shoppy after all, williams respect also made clear the other side at that time.

71. Of course, I do want him to be restored, if only to have the Winchester bond fixed once and for all (I still hold out hope that this is possible).

72. Enlarge bosom hunchs law: Sit on the chair, hold out a bosom adagio forcibly, make double shoulder is stretched backward, restorable hind again thresh 10-12 second.

73. His alternative is to hold out for "convertible debt" that would not immediately be priced.

74. Liverpool and Real Madrid have seemingly been put off by Sevilla's demands - but Chelsea are being persistent and still hold out hope of luring the 24-year-old to Stamford Bridge.

75. There was plenty of reason to hold out hope for the remake. Director Louis Leterrier made a pretty good The Incredible Hulk two years ago.

76. I can't hold out ( ie retain my urine ) much longer; I must find a toilet.

77. The newly discovered genes hold out hope for a simple test in future that can accurately predict the risk of breast cancer in women.

78. In addition, promising drugs hold out hope of better health and longer life.

79. Even after ten years of war, neither side was willing to hold out the olive branch.

80. Jill was the first to hold out the olive branch after our argument.

81. Lynn wanna hold out, suddenly, wanna kiss the cheek, she felt that a beard to bar, so charming, she also feel that Ming refused, she didn't care, love, kisses the fling caution to the winds.

82. Some economists hold out hope the current oil-price surge won't be as devastating as some in the past.

83. "We continue to hold out hope that Iran will abide by the will of the international community, but hope is not a plan," he said.

84. As the President said in his inaugural address, we will hold out our hand-they have to unclench their fist.

85. I can't hold out much longer -- I must find a loo.

86. Remember the poet Rilke had such a poem:" what is the victory at all, hold out mean everything".

87. We hold out hope that cognitive training of some sort may produce these benefits.

88. They were not prepared to hold out the olive branch to their enemies.

89. Even in the dark days of this economic crisis, I hold out hope that some sort of "third way" can be found between the statist Democratic Party and the rapidly imploding Republican Party.

90. Hold out your arms, smile and breathe your new fantastic life with HOUSEMATE.

91. I was required to hold out my arms and flex my pectorals.

92. In those impregnable mountains, the guerrillas could hold out for years.

93. Attention, ancon joint does not get prolapse, antebrachium is become " one " glyph, hold out a bosom to look up, cooperate deep breathing.

94. Still, many hold out hope that we're getting close and that experiments such as the newly built Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator in Geneva may finally solve the puzzle.

95. Definition: A strut mounted on the mast athwartships to hold out the shrouds, providing a better holding angle for the shrouds.

96. A new drug may hold out hope for patients with lung cancer.

97. Targeted therapies hold out the promise of a new era in cancer treatment, but will we fear cancer any the less?

98. I say 'the promise", since we continue to hold out hope that one day we'll find a solution that really does deliver on that promise.

99. The special formulation of curliness make eyelash hold out for long time keep the curliness.