Hold tight, because the episodes just keep becoming more tense.
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So hold tight baby darts — season 3 is officially happening.
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So she managed to grab another shrub and hold tight.
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Spin the cheesecloth and hold tight just above the cauliflower.
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Lovers have their confidences, and must hold tight to them.
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Hold tight until May 2, when Sephora's All-Tiers event starts.
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So hold tight to the side of that helicopter until then.
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The final part of the process is to just hold tight.
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If you don't, hold tight because it's not a buy yet.
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Hold tight to your loved ones — life is gone too soon.
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And in the face of defeat, I will hold tight to it.
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All June needs is to hold tight and drive across the border.
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Hold tight, because Hill House is about to get funky, timeline wise.
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Given that agenda, Trump needs to hold tight to the Saudi alliance.
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He called on Republicans to hold tight as details are hammered out.
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Hold tight, because this is one Thrones lesson you don't want to miss.
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Hold tight to what we believe in even if it causes us pain.
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Is he urging them to score, or just to hold tight on defense?
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And once they have identified friend from foe, they hold tight to their conclusions.
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Sharon Needles can hold tight to her crown as reigning (drag) queen of darkness.
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Hold tight as we determine the lasting power of these cinematic one-night stands.
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If not, hold tight for that physical album as the album's drip-feed release continues.
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"We're going to hold tight until we are directed to do something different," Perry said.
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Better to cut loose the impractical and hold tight to tangible certainties, my parents advised.
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Jeffrey Boakye is a teacher, author of Hold Tight and but is still also on Twitter.
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There is no release date for Western audiences just yet, so you'll have to hold tight.
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We still think this could be a long term positive story but hold tight for temporary weakness.
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CNBC's on Tuesday suggested investors hold tight because the slide on Wall Street may not be over.
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Hold tight, because you're about to find out who Rhaegar Targaryen is — and who Jon Snow might become.
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Later, when the campaign turned vicious, Mr. Rivera and a cadre of friends persuaded him to hold tight.
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Hold tight for its final scene, which is the most memorable of any novel I read this year.
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I'd imagine we can expect Trump's response on Twitter within the next few hours, so hold tight I guess.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday suggested investors hold tight because the slide on Wall Street may not be over.
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I went through and did some slight back combing from the crown to ensure the hair pins will hold tight.
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There are others who shut their eyes and hold tight to the belief that any frightful night can be slept through.
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Those concerns aside, Mr. Talbott and his cast hold tight to sincere feelings of despair, and to little slivers of hope.
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And if you're using a Roku or Fire TV, hold tight — Plex says Live TV and DVR are coming for you next.
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We're sure that more are on the way, so if none of these initial colors are striking your fancy, just hold tight.
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The best thing for us to do, as he seems to lose his grip on reality, is to hold tight to ours.
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We must hold tight to their humanity and remember that, like my nephew, they are people with talents, gifts, strengths and weaknesses.
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In footage of the incident – to which Trump referred – Harambe appeared to hold tight to the boy's hand, pulling him around the exhibit.
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They eschew diversity, fear "the other," act aggressively toward others, and, once they have identified friend from foe, hold tight to their decision.
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"We believe that this is another step forward in ensuring that the sanctions hold tight," he added, saying Washington would brief Beijing and Moscow.
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He would hold tight to that memory for decades, even when he was an old man living hundreds of miles away from his birthplace.
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The next episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, set to air November 4, will likely detail parts of Thompson's cheating scandal — hold tight, everyone!
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The rest of the nominees range from TV dramas (hold tight Line of Duty fans, our time may have finally come), and literal Blue Planet.
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Whether they're loving or enduring it, the women, who are expected to wear cocktail dresses and high heels, must hold tight for four-song sets.
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We are confident that the Madison community will work with us to insure that we work towards racial equality and hold tight to our values.
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There was confusion, but also the kind of love you see in hugs that hold tight and bring tears without concern for who is looking.
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Simone Biles just earned herself a one-way ticket to Rosewood, Pennsylvania, but the gymnast should hold tight to her gold medals – A knows no boundaries.
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I was today years old when I found out the lyrics weren't "ha, see ya, hold tight" I get it now, yes in different languages. Genius.
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What is needed, reckons Liu Xuqing of the University of Manchester, in England, is a way to make antibacterial coatings for fabrics that, quite literally, hold tight.
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However, if you're thinking of buying them, you might want to hold tight for now, as the Frames won't start shipping until sometime in early January 2019.
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Here are the current leaders in each of the speed categories highlighted by Musk, which will hold tight to their records until the Roadster can beat them.
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We must hold tight to our doubt, our knowledge of our fallibility as individuals and as a profession, knowing that humility is a strength, not a weakness.
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The decision to hold tight to these prices comes as Apple's iPhone business has experienced double-digit percentage sales declines in each of the last three quarters.
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When I spoke with CEO Nick Woodman at CES 2017, he remained confident that GoPro had plenty of runway and urged investors and board members to hold tight.
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If you don't, or if you're simply desperate for a satirical look at British politics, then hold tight—the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is a mere seven months away.
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Pension funds in particular seem eager to hold tight to their gilt stocks, as a safe haven back-up for their investments in a low interest rate world.
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When your birthday rolls around, make your own cake, and hold tight to your right to treat yourself with that same kindness as often as you need it.
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A blue car with "NATO" printed on it ascends a yellow ramp while its passengers—men in uniforms holding missiles and men in suits clutching money—hold tight.
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"When markets are so unstable, the best thing a central bank can do is to stay calm and hold tight," said an official directly involved in monetary policy.
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"We live in this world and we have to hold tight to it, accept it and give value to it...We must try to preserve it...," added Armani.
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We both study the brain —that mysterious organ that enables us to create new ideas, to hold tight to old prejudices and to judge between right and wrong.
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And while a younger generation of politicians is rising — including another potential Merkel successor, Jens Spahn, just 38 — the boomers still hold tight to the levers of power.
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Hold tight, Star Wars fans: the second official trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is here, and it's just as epic as we'd hoped it would be.
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If you hold tight and don't touch anything related to your 401(k)—your contribution or the actual money in it—it's likely the value will go up again.
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As we push back against the administration's repeated assaults on access to abortion and contraception, I hold tight to a vision of what I'd like to see for my patients.
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The Kings' defense was able to hold tight until Bozak scored a goal, his 11th, with less than two minutes remaining in the second period for a 2-0 lead.
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We must continue to fight against white supremacy, and we must do so with love for one another as we carefully hold tight to our dreams for a better future.
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The Puerto Rican star also had an inspiring message for Hispanics living in the United States: "My message to immigrants is to hold tight and hang onto your vision and your dreams."
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So for all of you disappointed with the anticlimactic finish to the Peus/Samantha story line, hold tight because it appears that we haven't found the top of the food chain yet.
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Hold tight: They're turning a massive conference center into a massive temporary field hospital in New York City and the governor, Andrew Cuomo, issued an alarming warning that other states are next.
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This might be a bit much for many in today's generation to accept; despite our technological savviness, many of us will hold tight to the tasks that we think of as essentially human.
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On one level, the story line is a tangled mass of mystery; a slow, painful revelation of the secrets its characters hold tight: collaboration with the Nazis, moral recriminations, forbidden love, even murder.
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After cutting interest rates in three consecutive meetings between July and October, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell suggested last month that the bank would hold tight unless the economy slumped or inflation spiked.
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However, if stakeholders can hold tight to the opportunities ahead of us with the presidential election, continue attracting capital and forge new relationships with government, 2016 can be a watershed year for the sector.
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"I would hold tight and realize...maybe the strength in the market doesn't necessarily reflect the ongoing strength of economies and business," said Kim Forrest, senior portfolio manager at Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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It's the kind of mythmaking that makes former students like me hold tight to our memorized test scores when we walk into the classroom, as if there's anything we can do to prove our deservedness.
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In his bid to maintain power over a crumbling nation, President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has returned to a strategy that has served him well in the past: Hold tight and wait out his opponents.
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Think, for example, of the mockery made by French and Saunders of Skepta's "Shutdown" during this year's Comic Relief (hold tight Jennifer Saunders' ridiculous tracksuit), or of the recent Morrissey James Baldwin T-shirt design debacle.
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While orchestras and opera companies hold tight, for the time being, to the fading magic of the maestro, beloved of aging donors and subscribers, audiences as a whole believe the illusion less and less each year.
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Your December is going to be a veritable tsunami of professional problems, Virgo, so much so that there's no point in trying to tackle them all — just hold tight until January and then come up for air.
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I hope our people hold tight to the notion that we do not have to be a fear-ridden country focused on restrictions, but rather that we remain the land of the free and home of the brave.
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While Leonard's aerial views and emptied spaces don't often show people, there is a lingering, just-missed feeling in her works in Survey that urges you to look more closely and in turn hold tight onto the present.
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But Ms. Manon Senior, a graduate student in Miami, said she would hold tight to her coverage, at least as long as she keeps getting nearly $5,000 a year in government subsidies to pay for most of it.
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"If the rest of the world is going to be on an easing path and we hold tight ... all else being equal it does the job on sterling," said Simon French, chief economist at merchant bank Panmure Gordon.
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The goal is to hold "tight and productive" talks in a spirit of trust and optimism — the news blackout is aimed at preventing a repeat of a breakdown last November, when the Free Democrats walked out on the chancellor.
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"The last text that she sent to her stepfather was that she loved him and, those things are glued to hold tight when everything is trying to blow you apart," the church's lead pastor, Mark Atkinson, told the affiliate.
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I think that that conference call was one of the best this year and I think there's no reason to do anything than to hold tight with Cisco and I hope it comes in so you can buy some more.
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Bob Menendez could be faced with a decision only a novel few of his predecessors have been asked to make: resign following conviction in a court of law or hold tight to his seat over the howls of partisan objectors.
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"I want to say, hold tight Adele, because when a new thing drops you'll be back to get the record back," the Canadian recording artist said in accepting one of his awards at the star-studded event held in Las Vegas.
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True, in the first half of "City of Girls" we get plenty of reckless lovemaking, boozing and nightclubbing, along with a broadly comic account of Vivian's deflowering — "Hold tight, for now I shall penetrate you" — and some heavily researched nostalgia.
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And if you are an authority who is not affiliated with one of the authorities working on fighting and managing the coronavirus outbreak, hold tight as Twitter said it will also be working on how to more quickly verify you, too.
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"The last text that she sent to her step-father was that she loved him, and those things are glued to hold tight when everything is trying to blow you apart," Eastview Wesleyan Church Lead Pastor Mark Atkinson told the station.
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Guests started to arrive onstage, with D Double E striding out just so Kano could sing "Hold tight D Double E that's a real OG" directly into his face, and Giggs sprinting out to everyone's surprise to spit on "3 Wheel Ups".
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Letter To the Editor: "Tribes Surviving on Coal Funds Hold Tight to Trump's Pledges" (front page, April 2) tellingly illustrates the risks of dependency, in this case the dependence of some Native American tribes on revenue from coal mining on their reservations.
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I don't know if he was the first to do it so successfully, but Glamma Kid represents a generation of young British born Afro-Caribbeans who were carving their own identities (hold tight John Agard) from the roots of their heritage, and serving it up for mainstream consumption.
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Two key events which were influential in determining the performance of macro funds during the month were the Fed's decision to hold tight on a rates rise and OPEC's announcement of an agreement to cap production– a deal which in the words of the cartel itself, "caught the market off-guard".
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Here, pre-"Pass Out" era Tinie Tempah pays homage to the very womanly virtue of patience: "Hold tight all the females who stuck by their man/ Through thick and thin/ You know we ain't always our best init/ And I know you had to put up with a lot of shit init". Quite.
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All Europeans can do is be vigilant and humble before these forces, dip their oars into the waves of history when possible, hold tight to their humanity and be grateful that their continent's past and present are now broadly in harmony, the former educating and civilising the latter, for now at least.
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Visa Applications Pour In by Truckload Before Door Slams Shut [Read] Tribes That Live Off Coal Hold Tight to Trump's Promises [Read] Changes in Policing Take Hold in One of the Nation's Most Dangerous Cities [Read] Battling to Save James Baldwin's Home in the South of France [Read] Quadruplets Offer Colleges Package Deal.
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They must be incredibly functional, with deep pockets, just-right necklines, and sleeves that will stay pushed up but are also long and roomy enough to bunch around my hands and hold tight from the inside, turning my arms into fabric hot dogs (I do not know the scientific reason why this posture helps with severe writer's block, but it does).
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If Republicans want to know how they should be behaving on this issue, they should ask themselves what they would be saying and doing right now if a President Hillary Clinton had behaved toward Russia the way Trump has, and had her national security adviser been found hinting to the Russian ambassador to hold tight because a softer United States policy toward Russia was on its way.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The presidents of the national parliaments in Germany, France, Luxembourg and Italy said on Friday they would continue work on European integration following Britain's vote to leave the EU. Norbert Lammert, president of Germany's parliament, spoke with his counterparts from France, Italy and Luxembourg after the Brexit vote, and the four officials agreed to "hold tight to the historic achievements of the European Union," his office said in a statement.
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