1. hang on to your dreams.

2. Don't hang on to him, he has many things to do.

3. He managed to hang on to a piece of rock protruding from the cliff face.

4. Who will you hang on to in the town?Sentencedict

5. Hang on to that rope and don't let go.

6. Hang on to the strap. The bus is starting.

7. Hang on to those old photographs—they may be valuable.

8. Let's hang on to those old photographs-they may be valuable.

9. I should ,hang on to those old 'photographs they may be valuable.

10. You should hang on to those bonds, they'll appreciate considerably.

11. The British driver was unable to hang on to his lead.

12. I think I'll hang on to the documents for a bit longer.

13. Hang on to the rail or you'll fall.

14. I dislike the acts who hang on to the curtains, dripping sweat and beg you to applaud their efforts.

15. Should you hang on to your cash or clear your debts?

16. The perception seems to be that horses hang on to the infection and then pass it on.

17. Tell Clifford to hang on to his job and stop being a bloody fool.

18. How long can you hang on to an impossible dream?

19. So banks hang on to business that they should by rights lose, but find it hard to win new good-quality business.

20. If she wanted to hang on to the shreds of her professional reputation she'd better start by controlling her haywire emotions.

21. So I can hang on to things as I move around.

22. I personally think we can't hang on to the whole of Jerusalem.

23. Always hang on to something that tells them who they are - and tells me, too, in this case.

24. John did not like his job, but he decided to hang on to it until he found a better one.

25. And, if like me you believe that dreams come true, you should hang on to them.

26. What they seem not to understand is how difficult it will be just to hang on to the beachhead they have made.

27. I leave it all up to Rob as I blank out my mind and hang on to my sanity.

28. The wilfulness of human nature can be deceitful, and we can hang on to old ways like cherished thoughts or possessions.

29. The fictional film had guaranteed that the showmen would hang on to their audience.

30. I am in Sam's oar boat, enjoying the luxury of safety straps to hang on to.

1. Don't hang on to him, he has many things to do.

31. When the plane finally launched into the empty sky, I watched myself hang on to the last bit of ground below.

32. Later child psychologists have noted how older children find and hang on to a favoured object such as a rag.

33. The temptation to hang on to the past can then be strong.

34. Come to think of it, they might want to hang on to those packing crates.

35. Do not hang on to employees too selfishly when they are offered a better opportunity elsewhere.

36. On this summer evening in 2008, Peterson was a homebuilder trying to hang on to his business in a crumbling market.

36. try its best to collect and build good sentences.

37. Unless some way is found to stop him, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya will slaughter hundreds or even thousands of his own people in his desperation to hang on to power.

38. This is an age when people often throw away things that break, but Lee notices people hang on to old, worn-out toys for sentimental reasons.

39. Kristy Chamberlain, a Baton Rouge, LA HR manager, suggests, “The best thing an employee can do to hang on to a job is to be irreplaceable.

40. The option ? you kill off the downside risk and you hang on to the upside.

41. People who had used attractive avatars seemed to hang on to some of the self-assurance that came from being handsome, choosing better-looking dates than those who had homely avatars.