"We are holding tight, as much as anything," he said.
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Thus far, the inner circle around the president appears to be holding tight.
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But Prince George — holding tight to his father's hand — was having none of it.
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Since currencies have traditionally been correlated to commodities, he is holding tight for now.
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You're holding tight to this thrilling ride while also wanting to scream a lot.
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But in this specific case, it's worth holding tight until we have more credible information.
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Some of these settlers' descendants live here still, holding tight to traditional habits and culture.
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And after years of waiting for the right role to come along, Holliday is holding tight.
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You can walk gutlessly into history behind a deluded man, holding tight to a ridiculous narrative.
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The dollar index, tracking the greenback against six major peers, is holding tight at two week highs.
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While many environmentalists cheered Pallone's plan, some activists were holding tight to the Green New Deal goals.
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Spokesman Dan Flores said GM was holding tight reins on discounts, also called incentives, for Silverado and Sierra.
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I am spending time with my church, my family evaluating the documents and I am holding tight here.
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On Monday, the singer, 51, was photographed in New York holding tight to her 6-month-old son, Eissa.
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In 1981, the artist had depicted a man and woman holding tight to each other beside a barbed-wire fence.
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In another post, the singer, 34, shared two polaroids of herself with Mathew, 64, holding tight onto his laughing granddaughter.
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Apple withstood the tech plunge Thursday, holding tight to its all-time highs even as Facebook dragged the sector lower.
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"Everyone in Lebanon is holding tight and worried ... we're seeing now that we may again be engulfed in conflict," said Jaber.
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So he&aposs holding tight to his plan here to stick tariffs on any country that doesn&apost bend on this issue.
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Now, as Otis and Hehner continue to process the heartbreaking loss of their baby, she is holding tight to her little girl.
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" The entertainer's youngest daughter posted a throwback photo of herself holding tight onto her dad and called him a "force of nature.
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Now, as Otis and Hehner continue to process the heartbreaking loss of their baby, they are holding tight to their little girl.
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Being an inventor means holding tight to one's curiosity about life, and it means solving problems by reimagining and acting on ideas.
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Lopez shared a photo of herself on Christmas posing with family and holding tight onto her 9-year-old daughter Emme on Christmas.
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Spokesman Dan Flores said in a telephone call that GM was holding tight reins on discounts, also called incentives, for Silverado and Sierra.
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I dodge the hordes of tourists on the Brooklyn Bridge, holding tight to the handlebars as my wheels rattle along the wooden planks.
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The actress and singer, 48, shared a photo of herself posing with family and holding tight onto her 9-year-old daughter Emme on Christmas.
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There was my shot: holding tight on all those ants running around, and then tilting up, and zooming back to show the New York skyline.
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He's now well accustomed to the unpredictability of life, and he's holding tight onto the approach that he's always had: to just keep being himself.
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They were having a blast and holding tight onto each other's hands, and Ariana posted several videos of Davidson screaming his head off on the ride.
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The crew on board the chartered fishing boat the Waterfox spotted the man holding tight to the hull of his boat around 8 am Monday morning.
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I shook hands, turning this way and that, all the while holding tight to the mailbox like it was home base in a game of tag.
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When it comes to it, the man on the street will be able to weigh the pros and cons of holding tight to Europe, or walking away.
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The perpetual optimists are holding tight to the hopes of an eventual spillover from soft into hard data, and/or Washington-induced reform finally coming to fruition.
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That's good news for Microsoft because, despite holding tight to the number three spot in the rankings for the past few years, SQL Server's popularity had been waning.
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Houston extended its lead to 5-2 before holding tight down the stretch, with relievers Hector Rondon, Will Harris and Roberto Osuna putting together the final 10 outs.
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At a meeting in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, she hides behind her cousin, one hand clenching her relative's shirt, the other holding tight to her own dress.
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The difference between me and the rest of them is that I threw out my broken election assumptions and started holding tight to the string of my balloon.
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Its third episode — essentially a long dramatic monologue about infidelity by Laurie Metcalf — is 43 minutes of regret and catharsis, the camera holding tight to Ms. Metcalf's face.
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The Chiefs' defense acquitted itself fairly well on the latest scoring drive, holding tight on a 3rd-and-83, but thanks to the short field that didn't matter.
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I have made the most out of my high school experience by working hard and holding tight to my dreams in a school full of rigor and academic enrichment.
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Houston extended its lead to 5-2 before holding tight down the stretch, with relievers Hector Rondon, Will Harris and Roberto Osuna (28th save) putting together the final 133 outs.
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And instead of backing off, instead of letting me breathe, he turned the full attention of his mouth to it, holding tight onto me, following the movement of my hips.
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Opting for a flirtier, yellow bralette, the Modern Family star kept the cropped shorts and fresh white sneakers from her first look while holding tight to longtime boyfriend Laurent Claude Gaudette's hand.
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"Market is holding tight ahead of the corporate earnings to know whether the economic conditions slowed in the first quarter and did it affect the corporate structure," Phillip Futures analyst Benjamin Lu said.
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Mississippi is deeply divided over its Confederate history, with some holding tight to monuments and relics from that period while others say Confederate symbols signify a brutal legacy of white supremacy and racism.
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With Trump and Clinton holding tight grips on their party's nominations, Tuesday will begin to show signs of what the general electorate could look like, and what issues are motivating them to the polls.
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"The Fed's saying, hold on a minute, there are a number of positives that are occurring and we're holding tight to the idea that we could be raising rates a couple times this year."
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And even with the political center shrinking to a narrow band of the electorate, a party like the Democrats, so widely out of power, should be holding tight to its most basic stated principles.
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It is the paradox of the brash, 216-year-old Prince bin Salman: a man who is trying to overturn tradition, reinvent the economy and consolidate power — while holding tight to his royal privilege.
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As she took the stage, she assumed a steady position, often looking up at the stage lights, before gently gliding her pick across her guitar's strings while holding tight to its neck like a scepter.
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Joe has the opportunity to appeal this bond decision within the next 30 days, but Leonard says that's off the table, and they are just holding tight to see how the deportation appeal plays out.
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When the Indians won the 1948 World Series, Doby, an ascending star, and Paige, holding tight to a sport he had once dominated, became the first black players to be part of a major league championship.
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Rather than killing with the flourish and flare she's used to, her murder of Greg Richardson is just a simple strangulation, pulling his tie through a set of closing elevator doors and holding tight as he rises.
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We can't leave because about a dozen officers from the Sheriff's department are scouring the area, dressed in full tactical gear and holding tight to what look, at 3 AM and maybe in the daylight, like AR-15s.
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Featured Article: "Holding Tight to a Racing Tradition" by Victor J. Blue Indian Relay is a type of bareback horse racing that is popular for some Native American families and communities in the Plains states and parts of Canada.
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In the boys' letters and emails to their parents, elegantly threaded through the book, you can hear the voice of a family holding tight to one another and frantically expressing love as a shield against an onslaught of pain.
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Trying to keep the animals close in the hurricane while holding tight to solar panels on the neighbor's roof, Harasimowicz said she watched aghast as one of the dogs jumped four times into the raging torrent that had swamped the street.
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And then there's Elliott Street: a tiny, gritty, blue collar stronghold, stubbornly sticking it out as all that glass and steel encroaches, holding tight as though someone cast a forcefield around it long before "mixed-use" entered our collective vernacular.
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Perhaps exactly because the world is so constantly slipping and changing, so vulnerable to destruction, and because so many people today feel unmoored by political turmoil and economic precarity, there is comfort in holding tight to something, in wanting things that last.
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While it can certainly be stressful, these retirees from Business Insider&aposs Real Retirement series say it&aposs possible to make it through the storm by focusing on your asset allocations, holding tight to your investments, and being willing to adjust your plans.
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Holding tight to both as they struggle to fit into a community that patently doesn't want them, Ms. Haywood — who shot the film in her hometown and describes it as "emotionally biographical" — fashions a portrait of mental illness and extreme bullying that can be tough to watch.
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Holding tight to her Queen of Soul title for five decades, she blazed a trail that included selling 21970 million albums, winning 263 Grammy awards, and becoming the first woman to be inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and youngest artist to receive a Kennedy Honor in 21957.
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So you've got Biden still holding tight at the top, a new Bloomberg dynamic helping to elevate Bernie and a messy pileup among the wine track candidates of the affluent white liberals, that is essentially neutering that vote, it sure does seem to be shaking out as a contest between Biden and Bernie.
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As fans have been lining up by the hundreds to pay their respects to Aretha Franklin before her funeral Friday in Detroit, Carlton Northern, her longtime hairdresser, has been holding tight to his own memories of the Queen of Soul, especially the last two times he styled her — three weeks before her death from pancreatic on Aug.
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She delivered a few charming stories I'd read or heard elsewhere — about her "post-traumatic stress" from trying to find an Emmys gown; about her awkward first meeting with Nicole Kidman; about holding tight to Keith Urban, Kidman's husband, as Moriarty climbed the stage when "Big Little Lies" won last year's Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Limited Series.
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Holding tight to George McGovern's old campaign slogan, "Come Home, America," they invoked it more as prayer than policy, while their opposition to war atrophied to two main reflexes, either a call to "nation-build at home" (to spend money—which would be wasted on militarism—on hospitals, schools, and bridges), or a warning about blowback (that the effects of intervention will be worse than the benefits).
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Bear are abundant along with bobcats and other furbearers. Turkey and squirrel hunting are very poor but the area boasts a large grouse population. Dogs will have little trouble finding birds, they are easiest to find holding tight to rhododendron patches. Fishing opportunities include small and largemouth bass, walleye, pike and panfish.
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It is a hot summer day in 1933 in South Philadelphia, where 12-year-old Gennaro lives with his widowed mom and his ailing grandfather. His grandfather sits outside holding tight to his last quarter. He has promised the quarter to Gennaro so the boy can buy a ticket to a plush new movie theater. But grandpa is not ready to pass on the quarter or pass on to his final reward.
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Despite the increased surge in able-bodied leadership membership in the FLU began to decline even further, especially after the VPA began to send members back to work.Salinas Index-Journal, 3 September 1934. With the FLU holding tight as the last group to continue the strike, packs of organized vigilantes grew extremely violent. They would beat Filipino men walking on the streets and, armed with their guns, would chase picketers away from sheds and fields.
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Ms. Chin-Ning Chu was born in mainland China, grew up in Taiwan, and emigrated to the United States in 1969. Chin- Ning Chu is a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang, the pauper who became the first Emperor of the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644 AD) by defeating the Mongol rule of Genghis Khan. At the age of three, holding tight to her mother's skirt, she ran for her life across the Shanghai airport runway amid bombs bursting as her parents boarded the last commercial flight out of China. Her family, from a life of affluence, were reduced to refugees.
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Most of the playground facilities are fully accessible for children who use wheelchairs. It includes slides one can climb to via a wheelchair ramp, a carousel with two regular benches and two secured places for wheelchairs, hammock and swings one can easily use without sitting straightly and without holding tight, and so on. The handicap parking is located in the middle of the park, much closer to the facilities than the rest of the parking spaces. The three million dollars of funding for the park was contributed by an Australian fund,The park at Tayarut Index and by the Fund for Beersheba Development.
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Another episode with a filling station blowing up and various station and car parts flying in the air parodied Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point and was also shot without chroma key or miniature effects, although the station itself was a mere replica empty from inside. Most of the stunts during the car chasing scenes were performed by the acclaimed Italian racer and stuntman Sergio Mioni.Sergio Mioni at IMDb Actors Andrei Mironov and Ninetto Davoli did a number of risky tricks by themselves, including the scene with a moveable bridge where Davoli made a long jump with a suitcase in his hand while Mironov had to hang for awhile holding tight into one part of the bridge to pose for a close-up.
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Lion article from the Petersburg Addresses magazine № 36/50, 2010 (in Russian) The animals went through a two-months training on the Matros Zhelezniak cargo ship in Leningrad, while the actual movie was shot in the Black Sea on board of the Fryazino motor vessel. Konstantin Konstantinovsky worked as a stunt double on a number of occasions, most famously during the scene where Oleg Petrovich (played by Ivan Dmitriyev) fights a tiger (revealed during the ending credits). Many other stunts were performed by a fellow tamer Arkady Rudin. The only actor who not only refused to use a stunt double, but also came up with a number of dangerous stunts of his own was Aleksei Smirnov: in one scene he even appears holding tight onto a tiger's tale.
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Sherman also tipped a pass to Earl Thomas for an interception. Sherman also recovered a fumble. The next week, Seattle kept the Arizona Cardinals to 168 total yards and 17 points, forcing 4 turnovers. Sherman had two more interceptions and Chancellor added another. However, the Seahawks would fall 17–10, a late 31–yard touchdown pass from Carson Palmer to Michael Floyd being the difference. They would close the regular season strong, beating the St. Louis Rams 27–9 and allowing 158 total yards. Byron Maxwell would add an interception and the Rams would not score a touchdown until 4:18 remained in the game, with the game already decided. In the divisional round, a rematch with the New Orleans Saints, the Saints did not score until early in the 4th quarter, although a late flurry got them 15 points and 409 offensive yards. Of note was the Seahawks holding tight end Jimmy Graham to a single catch for 8 yards. The Seahawks would win 23–15. For the third time that season, the Seahawks played the San Francisco 49ers. The Niners scored 17 points and gained 308 total yards, but Seattle survived 23–17 after forcing turnovers on all three of the 49ers' fourth-quarter possessions.
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