Stay true to your worth and value, and hold your head high!
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To "hold your head high," for example, is to show pride and determination.
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"Hold your head high, rock your look with confidence, and people will appreciate you for it."
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As you march down the street not giving up, hold your head high and swing your elbows.
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Remember to hold your head high, because at the end of the day, none of [the negativity] matters.
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"You just hold your head high and go sailing and hope the ocean has the answer," he said.
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Hold your head high and be proud for surviving, but don't be ashamed if that survival is hard.
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"You have to hold your head high for what we accomplished, be proud of what we did," he said.
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The explanation is close enough to the truth to let you hold your head high (and share it with your children).
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"Any time you beat the World Series champs, you're going to (hold) your head high and walk out of here with a smile," Reddick said.
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I would have told myself back then to hold your head high, be sure of who you are and never let anybody knock your confidence down.
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He taught me that no matter how dark life gets, you always have to hold your head high, think positively, pray to God and continue forward.
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"Always hold your head high ... thank you very, very much for being out here and supporting this campaign," Johnson exclaimed as his supporters cheered for the Libertarian nominee.
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Life will not always be perfect – Zanardi, more than most, has a deep understanding of this – but if the commitment is there you will be able to hold your head high and have some fun along the way.
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"Every fiber of my being said the right thing to do is to hold your head high, run for office and apologize if there was conduct that you should apologize for, and change your behavior," Mr. Sawyer, who has been cast into political isolation by many fellow Democrats, said in an interview.
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'Keep your head above the tide.' 'Be on your toes.' 'Hold your head high.' 'Act like the queen of the studio.
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Many stations would not play, "Blackbird (Hold Your Head High)" because it contained the line "just a couple of country niggers" despite the song's affirmative message. By the early 1980s, both his health and his career began to decline. He died on April 5, 1997, of stomach cancer.
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Box 1991–2008 is a summary of the Swedish rock group Kent's career. The Box contains almost everything the group has ever recorded between 1991 and 2008. It contains every B-side, many demo recordings and every studio album. It also contains the first official live recording the group has ever made of a concert, a live recording of a new, previously unreleased song called "Håll ditt huvud högt" (Hold your head high) made during a concert in the band's hometown of Eskilstuna in July 2008.
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Ubagarampillai Sagayam, is an Indian civil servant who currently serves as Vice Chairman of Science City Chennai. He is an IAS officer in the Tamil Nadu cadre, noted for his anti-corruption activities. Sagayam, whose office door bears a sign reading "Reject bribes, hold your head high" (in Tamil, Lanjam thavirtthu, nenjam nimirtthu), repeatedly antagonized influential politicians and their supporters in Tamil Nadu. In 2011, he was appointed to oversee state elections in the Madurai District; his strict enforcement of the laws against vote-buying played a role in the change of state government.
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Smith in 1990, speaking at a dinner held in his honour by the alt=An elderly- looking Ian Smith The elderly Ian Smith lived in an unassuming house in Harare where, according to David Blair, "the front gate always stood open and virtually anyone who walked up the drive would be invited in for tea". He still owned Gwenoro, but employed a manager to run it after Janet's death in 1994. He insisted that he would never leave Zimbabwe. "Don't get fazed by the riots, hold your head high, do not be afraid," a friend reported him saying.
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