And she holds firm to those rules in her class.

If he holds firm, perhaps his efforts will yet make a difference.

From 1928 to 1932, that particular line holds firm in the present show.

I took a massive step forward, my club held firm in both hands.

But even as the two men were being released, the police department that brought the case against them held firm.

She tried to bat his hand away, but he held firm.

Then I went to my mother, and she held firm, too.

The second wall has only two gates and they are holding firm.

Probably the single biggest reason that the 13 held firm was politics.

For now, the Republicans are holding firm in their support of the governor.

She could certainly stand firm with the best of them, however.

He was right of course, but she tried to stand firm.

But local and state officials, with the law on their side, stand firm against him.

Every man's hand has been against us, and yet we have stood firm.

This was a woman who wanted to stand firm, on her own.

Which, he decided, made it all the more important to stand firm.

He should have made up his mind and stood firm.

In a little while, if a man of them still stood firm, he was one with nothing to lose.

But I stood firm there and at last she gave way.

I would just like to tell the Council to stand firm.

She felt his eyes linger on her a moment longer.

For I don't know how long they let you linger on the other side.

Her eyes lingered on the top of his head for a moment.

His eyes lingered on the boy in the woman's arms.

His eyes lingered on the baby again for a moment.

To this end only I have lingered on the earth.

His eyes lingered on the right side of Thomas's face.

His eyes lingered on the black doctor for a moment.

The big man's eyes lingered on me, then turned away.

The touch of her hand lingered on his face as he turned away.