You're holding on for dear life and you feel like you're riding a rocket, and now I'm kind of not holding on for dear life.
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Oh no, I was just holding on for dear life.
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We are hanging on to each other for dear life.
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In other scenes, you'll be hanging on for dear life.
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He laughs it off, but you hang on for dear life.
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Now, here is Claire, holding onto the railing for dear life.
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For a while we hung on to Barack Obama for dear life.
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But in the meantime, he said he's "holding on for dear life."
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What they need to do: Cling to Ben Bishop for dear life.
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Then again, Facebook is clinging to its privacy rebranding for dear life.
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Emily Ratajkowski's boobs were holding on for dear life at Fashion Week.
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During the first 65 episodes, I was just holding on for dear life.
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It's doing its own work, and I'm just holding on for dear life!
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"I was hanging on for dear life on 11 and 12," said Stenson.
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Nicole was holding on for dear life to Simon's baby mama Lauren Silverman.
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However, that didn't stop her diving deep and holding on for dear life.
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"I blasted off on a rocket, holding on for dear life," she says.
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It's that really tiny light we've got to hold onto for dear life.
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"He holds onto the two pictures for dear life," she said through tears.
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"He holds onto the two pictures for dear life," Janice said, through tears.
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Originally a typo, it then became an acronym — hold on for dear life.
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Barbara Corcoran was hangin' onto Keo Motsepe for dear life ... hangin' onto his junk.
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"I am holding on for dear life," Rinna said of her life as momager.
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At least in her ability to hold onto Beck (Elizabeth Lail) for dear life.
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I'm not someone that's going to like cling on for dear life to yesteryear.
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I held on for dear life there until I knew how to do it.
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It grips the ground as if it's holding on to it for dear life.
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It's the latter, so hold on for dear life was ... LG: It's the latter?
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But he hung on for dear life, hoping against hope "to get a bit lucky".
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"I hung on for dear life, for a lot of years," Strait said, chuckling softly.
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Some are sick and are going to hang on to their insurance for dear life.
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On the positive side of things, the headphone jack is still clinging on for dear life.
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The lesser-known candidates are fighting for dear life for a spot in the next debates.
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He mimicked a cat, claws out, hanging on for dear life by clinging to a tree.
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When your brain knows it's not going anywhere, it doesn't hold onto it for dear life.
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We would do 28 miles together on Sundays, and I'd be hanging on for dear life.
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The barre should be used "as support, not to hold on for dear life," she said.
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Bella Hadid's thong hung on for dear life after taking a dip, not that we're complaining.
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And, the next day ... he returned the favor by clinging on to her for dear life.
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We're holding on for dear life below the $373 support, I think it gives way here.
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Hanging on for dear life, and hoping everyone will forget about your scandal, is the new thing.
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After a brief pause he revved forward a second time as she hangs on for dear life.
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But mostly, I screamed and laughed and realized my teenager was holding my hand for dear life.
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According to Conrad, Matt held on for "dear life" and hoped he would stay in his seat.
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Kim Kardashian's sports bra was hanging on for dear life as she trudged up an L.A. canyon.
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He "held on to the couch for dear life," and then he flew up in the air.
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When riding the flying pachyderm, Eva Green looks like she's holding onto a gymnast's sawhorse for dear life.
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As you're running for dear life, would you pick up your injured friend and carry him to safety?
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The latter is still hanging on for dear life, and her chances are growing slimmer by the second.
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These stay-put pens, pots, and pencils grab tight to your lid and hold on for dear life.
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No more holding onto your winter hats for dear life every time a burst of wind blows by.
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Fog obscures my vision and I clutch onto my camera for dear life, bracing to go down hard.
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A sloth in Ecuador was found holding onto a guard rail for dear life near a busy highway.
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And Roy Moore's Senate race proves that conservative media is just trying to hold on for dear life.
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He doesn't cling to opponents for dear life and maintain a static position with little hope of advancing.
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Three: Hang on for dear life as becoming linked to a monster takes you deep into King's multiverse.
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But I found a commuter college that cost $50 a semester, and I hung on for dear life.
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Kourtney was on vacay in Cabo with a butt floss bathing suit that is hanging on for dear life.
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Cardi B was all over Offset Friday ... hugging him and you might even say hanging on for dear life.
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Shoji spent much of the fight holding Gracie around the waist from inside his guard, stalling for dear life.
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"My advice to other companies would be: Hold on for dear life, but explore other options," Mr. Hirani said.
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I used to say, of those rides we took, that I was holding on to Jim for dear life.
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Many of us have watched a neighborhood restaurant cling for dear life, despite its poor food and terrible service.
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Holding on for dear life... the new ice rink workout that works you muscles harder so you don't fall over.
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In the trailer for Solo, Chewbacca dangles for dear life from a high speed train barreling through a snowy landscape.
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At the time of publication, Bertorelli's iPhone was clinging on for dear life, but still lying on the balcony below.
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He doesn't generally hold on to an idea for dear life and will rock back and forth testing his options.
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Some of us are holding on to the silhouette for dear life, refusing to wear anything that's even slightly flared.
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As you can see, Louis held onto that pacifier for dear life, so legally, I think that makes him Baby.
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Thinking of that little white kitten clinging on for dear life with its tiny claws, then shrivelled up and dead.
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The Seahawks try to stay on top in the N.F.C. West against a Rams team hanging on for dear life.
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He says he saw a woman holding on for "dear life" to one of the riverboat&aposs paddles before being rescued.
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As fans prepare for the longest night — a world without Game of Thrones — many are still hanging on for dear life.
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Scott was holding on for dear life, first with gf Sofia Richie and then with his buddy David Einhorn, aka Papi.
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Martínez wrapped his legs around the boat's railing, hung on for dear life, and extended his arm to take the photo.
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He mixes in the idea of gravity in a chase scene that leaves Henry — and us — hanging on for dear life.
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My parents heard me screaming "Heeeeeelp!" and came out to find me hanging onto the freezer door handle for dear life.
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Why not just strap us on to the top of the cars and tell us to hold on for dear life?
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Here, he's hanging for dear life off of a moving train as villians Jon Voight and Jean Reno attempt to escape.
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It's not hard to imagine Gritty clinging to the back of the car for dear life, howling in fear and/or excitement.
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If you're a Notes app skeptic, you might find yourself joining the resistance and clutching your pen and paper for dear life.
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There she was, holding on for dear life, whimpering so loud its cries could be heard at the top of the ravine.
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From then on whenever Verhoeven got close enough to trade and felt Schilt's gloves taking a hold, he clung for dear life.
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Most migrants travelling on the beast through Guadalajara have already spent days or weeks holding onto a freight train for dear life.
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But at least fixing it doesn't involve brain scans, antidepressant pills or clinging for dear life to some cantering Cheyenne or Misty.
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She had accused him of being a hypocrite ... pretending he wasn't into being in the spotlight yet hanging on for dear life.
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In the end, some of us will hang on for dear life, refusing to let another person tell us who to believe in.
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"Die Hard" is a marriage clinging on for dear life, and there just happens to be these eastern European terrorists in Nakatomi Plaza.
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Of course, we see a healthy underground of people trying to work against that, but the mainstream is hanging on for dear life.
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"Once you are holding on to the controls for dear life you don't have any hands left to correct the problem," says Garrison.
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We're both of clutching glasses of water—Bez for thirst-slaking, me for dear life—in the bar of Manchester's palatial Hotel Gotham.
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The verb "fiance" is super dead in the language world, and yet we're still clinging to its noun counterpart, "fiancé," for dear life.
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With thousands of progressives shouting all week that they don't believe her, Hillary, and the establishment, will be hanging on for dear life.
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So when you run into someone else on that island that you thought was otherwise deserted, you cling to them for dear life.
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He wasn't swinging, per se, just clutching it for dear life and trying to telepathically link with the kitten playing next to him.
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But before they go, other dancers cling onto them, sometimes as if for dear life, sometimes with an intimacy that can seem erotic.
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Shelby then takes him on a high-speed test run that has Ford hanging on for dear life — and eventually breaking down in tears.
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Two terrified window washers held on for dear life after finding themselves trapped on a "wildly" swinging lift early Wednesday morning in Oklahoma City.
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Our sources say the 'SNL' PDA was that of a couple holding on for dear life and desperately trying to make their relationship work.
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Running up and down stairs at home and at school required me to hold on for dear life; actually exercising required three sports bras.
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If the world hasn't beaten it out of you yet, hold onto it for dear life and explore your options sooner rather than later.
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Another piece has a discernible lava texture covered by a glassy material, and other odd objects that appear to be clinging for dear life.
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Even as a kid, I was gobsmacked by characters like Scarlett O'Hara, brave and resilient but still clinging to Rhett Butler for dear life.
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So, next time you board a boat, don't forget to put on your life jacket and clasp that bottle of Glen's for dear life.
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As I always say, when life gives you lemons, put them in a big-ass jar and hold onto that jar for dear life.
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"All I could really do was hang onto the microphone for dear life, and here was a guy who could levitate," Mr. Letterman said.
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Later, people on Malaske's boat saw a duck boat passenger "hanging on for dear life" to the paddle wheel of the Belle, he said.
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On closer inspection he realized—to his shock—that the splotches were actually three wild rabbits, clinging to the tops of sheep for dear life.
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That said, MoviePass is the only service that made any inroads in any of those strategies, and yet, it's still clinging on for dear life.
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Both versions also support Fast Charging, though the G6 does it through USB-C, while the Play is still holding onto microUSB for dear life.
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The S.I. Swimsuit model almost lost her top several times, and even when it was kinda secured ... it was hanging on for dear life. #Underboob
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Or, it can manifest as a stronghold of the past and all that is familiar, clinging on for dear life like a clenched crab claw.
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Biden and Bernie start the campaign as the front runners but they both will need to hold on for dear life as the challengers emerge.
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If you're concerned about the Zika virus and see any of the treatments or "cures" listed below, hold on to your wallet for dear life.
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Without the pressure of having to hold on for dear life to a contract gig, I feel I can let down my guard a bit.
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The crew finally threw him a rope and the teen hurled himself into the water, clinging to the ladder they'd tossed him for dear life.
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One of the chairs is wrapped around a puffy, saffron-colored duvet, secured with a computer cable, as if it's hanging on for dear life.
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She hung on for dear life until a police officer shoved her onto the sidewalk, soiling her going-to-church dress and smashing her bonnet.
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The wind tower workers, who have the shoulders of bodybuilders (I now know why), told me that first timers grip the ladder for dear life.
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"That first shot was me running behind a camera car with Dave lashed to the back of it, hanging on for dear life," Herring said.
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Gayle King got a taste for "CBS This Morning" and the initial takeoff had her holding on for dear life ... and cursing on live TV too.
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Obviously, with Heather's speed and myself, our strategy was to go out there and get a jump start and try to hang on for dear life.
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He didn't knock me down in the ninth and 10th round, and I'm holding on for dear life, and 'Oh my God, I barely made it.
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She grabs on to the edge and hangs on for dear life, snagging a single, solitary kernel with her teeth while she dangles over the edge.
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With Prudential Center rocking after that seeing-eye goal, the Flyers could have spent the final 10 minutes on their heels, hanging on for dear life.
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The MUA/hair model hit the sand in Playa Del Rey, CA in a silver two-piece that was hanging onto her curves for dear life.
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Repeat that stuff often enough and people will get the idea that fossil fuels are hanging on for dear life — that solar power's total triumph is nigh.
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It's still a huge boys club because the men at the top haven't died yet, and they want to hold onto their kushy jobs for dear life.
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HDMI 2.0 is present here, as well, along with a headphone jack — that once-ubiquitous port, which is hanging on for dear life on the Mac line.
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Or when you were on the crowded subway, clinging to the pole for dear life and trying to text a friend before your phone lost its signal.
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Click here to view original GIFPro tip to cyclists: sailing through the air horizontally while gripping your handlebars for dear life is the most efficient way downhill.
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Those who've been clutching onto their crowdfunded wearable for dear life will be able to keep the product up and running through June 30 of this year.
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Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson's relationship was crumbling for weeks ... and the couple's PDA at 'SNL' over the weekend was the pair holding on for dear life.
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When Gracie finally got a hold of Takada's leg, Takada looped his arm over the top rope and clung for dear life until the referee broke them.
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There's a photo I recall, but which I can't find now, where I'm a few months old, clinging to my impossibly young-looking mother for dear life.
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If Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt keeps at it, clinging on for dear life, it will join the pile of shows everyone says they stopped watching after season x.
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But nowadays, rather than having to choose whether to square up to a hungry bear or run for dear life, our threats are a lot less dangerous.
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Trico, for his part, can tear down obstacles, stomp on enemies, and leap across great chasms while the boy holds on to its feathers for dear life.
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The wind destabilized colorful fascinators: Many held on for dear life as gusts whipped dresses and jackets and sent at least one hat dancing down the walkway.
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Tear open a pomegranate and you are greeted with hundreds of tiny jewel-like pips — shining and clinging for dear life to the inside of the husk.
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It might look like the sock fragments would come off more easily than full socks, but they cling onto the front of your foot for dear life.
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The swell of photographers and guests became so intense that their table resembled "Raft of the Medusa," with the Roitfelds hanging onto each other for dear life.
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"This guy here deserved it before I deserved it — this is his baby, and I just hung on for dear life," Mr. Stallone said, referring to Mr. Coogler.
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In the clip, Morgan and his partner, Lori, and two others come across a small, young sloth crying out and hanging onto a beach rock for dear life.
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It's basically a way to finally make a wireless connection sound as good as a wired connection, so we can all stop holding onto EarPods for dear life.
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While some men might cling onto their bachelor status for dear life, that is sadly not the case for the men of Laoya village in China's Anhui province.
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Instead, The Shallows gives us Blake Lively riding a dead whale and hanging on for dear life, talking to a seagull, and trying to avoid becoming human tartare.
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Gripping onto these tiny details for dear life seems, as a viewer, absolutely bananas; one simply cannot build a marriage on a shared love for a children's book.
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In early bitcoin forums, someone posted a message that spelled the word "hold" wrong, and readers interpreted it as an acronym "hold on for dear life," Saddington explains.
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He and a partner were on a very difficult climb when he fell into a crevasse, attached by rope to his partner, who was hanging on for dear life.
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Each song holds on for dear life to that guitar, which sometimes sounds like insects ("Baby's On Fire") and other times like cocky Television riffs ("Paw Paw Negro Blowtorch").
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While this is happening, Bill Clinton is keeping an eye on the situation, clutching his program for dear life as Hillary stares ahead, fully not giving a single fuck.
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"Certainly for Sunday, I'd expect Richie to be up there on that final climb, as I'd expect Esteban, and Nathan to be hanging on for dear life," he added.
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It's often, in fact, the sole element, no matter how hard you're trying, at a micro level, to hold on for dear life to your original vowels and consonants.
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Josie Canseco came thiiiiis close to losing a fight with the Pacific Ocean on Thursday ... holding on to her thong for dear life during a beach day in Waikiki.
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Well, at least a few things haven't changed ... because Tyler Cameron is fueling rumors he's dating Hannah Brown like he's hanging on to his 15 minutes for dear life!
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Does it stand for "hold on for dear life" or is it supposed to indicate that when you type really quickly that you might key in the wrong letter?
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So we clung to each other for dear life and went one scary step at a time for what seemed like hours, ultimately navigating our way back to civilization.
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An adorable sloth tried to cross a busy highway in Ecuador but wound up getting stranded by the side of the road, clinging for dear life to a guard rail.
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Marshall raced out to a 17-point lead in the third quarter before having to hold on for dear life in a 31-28 victory over Colorado State on Saturday.
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Walker came back out and struck out the side again in seventh, then the Mariners held on for dear life to beat the Houston Astros 3-2 on Monday night.
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At one point, an officer jumps on the back of the dozer in an apparent effort to stop it, though he seems to mostly just hang on for dear life.
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Attending meetings is a source of communication and connection, two cornerstones of sobriety, and in the absence of the IRL variety, I'm clinging to my Internet connection for dear life.
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Strange totems, like a talismanic horseshoe McKay clutches for dear life, come and go, and a psychiatric hospital with the calming name of Lavender Memorial might be anything but therapeutic.
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When the world ends and swallows Beverly Hills for all it has wrought, all we can really hope for is a snake-covered banister to hold onto for dear life.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton described Saturday's qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix as a matter of 'holding on for dear life' after he lapped a disappointing fifth fastest.
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Go deeper: U.S soybean farmers hang on for dear life in Trump's trade war China figures out how to live without U.S. lobster and soybeans Trump floats subsidies for U.S. farmers.
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When they inched a little closer to the van, there was no mistaking it: The ball of fluff clinging onto the roof for dear life was, without a doubt, a cat.
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Once you're on, you need to hold on for dear life; the beasts will do everything they can to shake you off, while you desperately find something to cling on to.
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Many fans are clinging for dear life to a noteworthy confession Kate made to Toby in the Season 1 episode "What Now?" in which she claimed responsibility for her dad's death.
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While his life was saved, he did sustain some injuries including a broken wrist as well as a torn bicep tendon from holding on for dear life for over two minutes.
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Perhaps most remarkable of all here, however, is that LG is carrying a torch for the headphone jack, which stubbornly (and beneficially for some) hangs on for dear life into 2020.
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They wrapped their arms around his meaty torso and held on for dear life, while the most vile and violent factions of the Republican base got busy living their whole truth.
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Also, in its current state of mainly natural with relaxed ends clinging on for dear life, I likely wouldn't be able to withstand the bleaching process in the healthiest of manners.
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But each episode moves with the same slow-boil crescendo, building to an ending that throws you right off a cliff so you're hanging on for dear life until the next episode.
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So if we were on the receiving end of an entire year supply of free pizza — incontrovertibly the most magical food around — we'd probably hold on to every slice for dear life.
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If you do find a tick on your skin holding on for dear life, use a pair of fine-tipped tweezers to grab the tick as close to the skin as possible.
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By mile five, this thing had bushed out, my face a time-lapse Chia Pet, and off the treadmill I was running to my car for dear life and a Schick Quattro.
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Shopping, cooking, canning and troubleshooting are all handled by the fearless Alison Roman, whose insights are invaluable, whether you are holding onto a recipe for dear life, or freestyling with the season.
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Mamoudou Gassama became a worldwide sensation this weekend after climbing 4 stories in seconds to rescue a 4-year-old boy who was hanging on to a balcony railing for dear life.
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We're talking back when all of his grey hairs were confined to that confusing patch on the back of his head and the top button on his shirt clung on for dear life.
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The way its ears perk up when you call it, or how it scratches its ears just like a dog (sometimes even when you're stuck onto its back, holding on for dear life).
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It involved rolling off a thick tree branch high above the ground and hanging on for dear life, though there was no risk of falling because she was safely harnessed to the branch.
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Needless to say, when I find something that works to clear up my acne and my redness and my roughness and my unevenness all at once, I cling to it for dear life.
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On Wednesday, many students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School held onto their phones for dear life as a 22016-year-old gunman, Nikolas Cruz, stalked the grounds and fatally shot 2700 people.
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I couldn't keep the tears at bay as I sat down; I leaked tears and milk as I slid the chair back and forth, clutching the baby to my breast for dear life.
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On Wednesday, many students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School held onto their phones for dear life as a 19-year-old gunman, Nikolas Cruz, stalked the grounds and fatally shot 17 people.
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Perhaps watching the Northern Lights through a glass igloo in Finland or hanging on for dear life from the side of a cliff in a transparent capsule in Peru is more your speed.
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For anyone who ignored the common crypto-slang advice to "HODL, " to hold on to your investment for dear life, and decided to cash out, those profits are considered income by the IRS.
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"Some are sick and are going to hang on to their insurance for dear life," Larry Levitt, senior vice president for special projects at the Kaiser Family Foundation, told me in a recent interview.
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Whether you're begging for the season to end or grasping onto the last few weeks of heat for dear life, there's just no denying that, pretty soon, summer will be on its way out.
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But for those of you who are clinging on to all the rainbows-and-sparkle-and-sunshine for dear life, not to worry: The beginnings of the mermaid trend are already in full force.
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This suits Ms. Yoncheva, her face a changeable canvas of feeling and her hands poignantly articulate: Watch how she briefly grasps the hem of her lover's coat, as if holding on for dear life.
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Junior running back LJ Scott rushed for 243 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries, but No. 21 Michigan State held on for dear life to squeak out a 30-27 win over Minnesota.
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That if you can hold on for dear life — because being a teenager can feel like you're on a rollercoaster to hell, that's what it honestly felt like to me — you can get through it.
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It's cuffing season, which means you better make a good impression on your first date with that person you just met on that dating app if you want to hold on them for dear life.
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But Trump alone seemed to recognize that for his base, his voters — isolated and holding on for dear life against an endless attack from a culture and a demography — the old litmus tests didn't apply.
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They head to what I'd only describe as a disco, in a building that looks like a community centre or local library, hanging on for dear life as the whoosh of approaching austerity cuts approaches.
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Just throw a mixture of pink grapefruit juice, blood orange juice, cantaloupe, coconut water, coconut milk, and some freshly squeezed lemon and lime into a ziplock bag filled with ice and shake for dear life.
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In a video posted on Twitter, a Weather Channel reporter struggles to stand upright and is seemingly holding on for dear life — until the camera pans out and captures two people casually strolling in the background.
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Go deeper: U.S. soybean farmers hang on for dear life in Trump's China trade war Meet the U.S. farmers who love Trump's China trade war "He wants them to suffer more": Inside Trump's China tariff bet
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An Instagram video shows the koala clinging for dear life to the edge of a branch in the Adelaide Hills on Thursday morning, doing its best to navigate the tree as destructive winds do their worst.
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In films like "Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster" (1964), she fights her enemies, in caterpillar form, by biting their tails and holding on for dear life, or by shooting a stream of milky goo at them.
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That makes it a knock-down, drag out ecosystem war where Amazon uses its unrelated market powers to dominate and Roku hangs on for dear life by promising to be the neutral Switzerland of TV platforms.
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And now, hanging on for dear life to the strap of her messenger bag, she takes one look at the belongings shoved inside and immediately assesses the damage as minimal: two hundred and fifty bucks, tops.
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The stunning video was taken by a tourist sitting at the back of the safari's jeep, who recorded the elephant aggressively stomping toward the front of the vehicle as the remaining passengers held on for dear life.
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Deceuninck-Quick Step rider Alaphilippe, one of the pre-stage favourites, hung on for dear life over the remaining 16 kilometres to take the overall lead from Dutchman Mike Teunissen, who dropped out when the Frenchman attacked.
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Zürn's story is dark, and the work she made during her time with Michaux, and during her subsequent hospital stays, shows the struggle of an artist holding on for dear life by the tip of her brush.
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It makes me think back to myself as this lost kid in a lot of ways, hanging on for dear life to the music to make any kind of sense of what was going on in my life.
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Now she's center stage as Desna, a Central Florida nail salon owner trying to go upscale by laundering money for the Dixie Mafia while clutching her makeshift family — her emotionally challenged brother and fellow manicurists — for dear life.
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The resulting image is a version of the hand that God reaches out toward man (at least in Michelangelo's rendering on the Sistine Chapel ceiling), now desperate, man clinging to God for dear life, before finally letting go.
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You try to squint your eyes for the CGI-ness as he hangs on for dear life, and it's at that point when you remember who you are dealing with—that Oprah couch hopping, real plane hugging fucker.
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The overhead baggage compartments were slamming, and her row mate, a young Japanese man, who was returning home and spoke no English, clung to her arm for dear life—which is ironic because Pummill has a severe phobia of flying.
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"The culture around the show is that every artist has the latitude to express themselves in whichever way they want to, and we sort of light that candle and hold on for dear life," said VMA executive producer Garrett English.
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While all other areas of my body have grown, shrunk, or tightened in response to diet and exercise, a bagel-sized deposit of adipose fat encircling my navel and a matching set of love handles have hung on for dear life.
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Montreal also has this very unsettled feeling, the city isn't sure of itself, I think that has to do with the French paranoia of losing its identity and culture (which would never happen) and the English holding on for dear life.
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After potting 12 in the second and another 15 in the third frame, the shellacking did not stop as Russia continued to pour it on while the poor Turkish team held on for dear life, merely trying to survive the onslaught.
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Baker's recent acquisitions from Oakland, Sean Doolittle and Ryan Madson, allowed the Washington Nationals to hang on for dear life amid a raucous atmosphere in the final two innings in their 22-225 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Saturday night.
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Fans of this popular series, which has been on hiatus for five years (since the publication of "Live Wire"), know the drill: You grab the plot thread and hang on for dear life while Coben yanks it into a noose.
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Relatives of mine locked themselves in an inner bathroom during Hurricane Andrew, holding the doorknob for dear life; when the wind died and they opened the door, there was nothing left of the rest of the house, but they were unharmed.
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But Republicans are holding on for dear life, even with one of the best-funded state Republican parties, and with the massive infrastructure for year-round engagement that comes with controlling the state legislature and governor's mansion for some 20 years.
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I've spent the last 16 days hiding in my apartment to do whatever I can to not get sick and to "flatten the curve," a mantra we've been holding on to for dear life as the world falls apart around us.
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This was a sharp contrast to when a winded Johny Hendricks used the exact same position that dos Anjos was in to hold onto Lawler for dear life in their second match, as Lawler begged to be restarted from the feet.
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It latches on for dear life, begging to take the lives of all who feed it, asking for money and sympathy and your time, toothpaste and milk and cars and cell phone payments and just $20 sent via Western Union for groceries.
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"I felt like I was in an airplane really high in the air, and all of a sudden, the plane is coming apart at the seams, and I am just doing all I can to hang on for dear life," she said.
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Rather than holding this position for dear life and looking to land knees to the thigh which only really present space for Whittaker to move, it would be good to see Romero accept the position is gone and come out of it striking.
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VALLOIRE, France (Reuters) - Egan Bernal had the edge over the other top Tour de France contenders as France's Julian Alaphilippe hung on for dear life to retain the yellow jersey at the end of a punishing day in the Alps on Thursday.
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Between drags on a filterless cigarette, Bargaro muttered the address of our next location into my driver's ear, who quickly peeled off in the direction of the Santeria gathering, leaving me hanging on for dear life to the metal bars on the seat.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the recently retired United Nations High Commissioner for human rights, likened Mr. Trump to a bus driver "careening down a mountain road with steep cliffs on either side," while in the back humanity hangs on for dear life.
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So if you're ever unlucky enough to be confronted by the formidable cassowary, I guess I don't really have any advice for you other than to find the nearest piece of furniture or other large blockade and hold on for dear life.
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Showing rare strength and situational awareness, Kittle protected the ball and managed to carry Williams — still holding on for dear life — more than 15 yards before finally going to the turf (thanks to two other Saints defenders catching up to the action).
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When you've settled into a career that should have been abandoned long ago, but you're holding on for dear life in fear that you won't find anything better, that you're not worthy of your career dreams, or, worst of all, that you deserve unhappiness.
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That leaves party leaders with a difficult choice: Back Trump's bid and risk losing control of the Senate, or hang onto control of Congress for dear life -- and let Trump stand or fall without help from the establishment for which he has expressed such contempt.
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Looking back, she wonders why she chose those two "necessities" that she'd grabbed from the fridge, but on the drive, she clung to them for dear life, steadying herself through contractions and mentally preparing for the battle she expected to have with the hospital staff.
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If you actually do have something resembling a career and a mature social existence, then hanging on to a rent-free situation for dear life might not be the worst move—you could be, for instance, in one of the three camps Badillo described.
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"When a candidate calls me to talk about 'strategy and issues,' you grab hold of your wallet for dear life," said Robert Zimmerman, a prominent New York donor and a member of the Democratic National Committee who has been in touch with multiple prospective candidates.
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Let us be grateful the next time we see a flock of birds flying miraculously overhead, or the next time we see a koala holding on to a branch for dear life, or the next time we see a dolphin dancing over the waves.
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Kittle's most important play against a defensive back this season came in Week 21964, when he dragged his team into range for a winning field goal against the New Orleans Saints despite Marcus Williams, a safety, hanging on for dear life from Kittle's face mask.
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Read More Saudis failing to drown US with oil: Harold Hamm "They're normally very patient as a long-run player but right now, they're sort of hanging on for dear life," said Rogoff, a member of the Economic Advisory Panel at the New York Federal Reserve.
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" And Sia's demons would eventually inform her Grammy-nominated 2014 comeback single, "Chandelier," which includes the lyrics: "Help me, I'm holding on for dear life, won't look down won't open my eyes / Keep my glass full until morning light, 'cause I'm just holding on for tonight.
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It's like that happy hardcore shit they blast out at half-broken fairgrounds in rural towns during the summer and it makes me feel like furiously shoving chunks of candy floss in my mouth with one hand and fist pumping for dear life with the other.
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And no matter how scary those might seem at the moment (we can just feel you clutching your simple black crossbody for dear life), we're betting the trends ahead are going to be reaching the masses in no time at all — and your closet is no exception.
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The dialogue is sparse, in typical Hittman fashion, which means the few times the characters touch — a hand falling on a face mid-sleep; pinkies clinging to each other for dear life — are imbued with so much love and care they nearly brought me to tears. —S.
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As Christians are freed from their period of abstinence to go absolutely buck wild on a short stack, we too are released from our impulse to cling for dear life to the closest available person, and freed to go buck wild between the legs of others.
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Anyone who's ever suffered through a urinary tract infection probably won't be surprised to learn the bacteria that causes the burning, stinging discomfort has the ability to cling onto the inside of your body for dear life, but the study authors were able to pinpoint exactly how it work.
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After mixing it up for a few, Crosby took the Predators defenceman down to the ice, gained a favourable back position, and proceeded to use Subban's head as a basketball—bouncing his skull repeatedly off the ice as Subban desperately clung to Crosby's stick and leg for dear life.
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"If they built a bridge, that would be nice, but for now we can't get over there," said Cha, who has come to see the zipline as just another inconvenience, even if her two-year-old has to cling to her for dear life on every visit to a Saturday market.
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Vilde Boe Risa attempted a long-range lob that landed on the crossbar as Australia struggled physically but they hung on for dear life to force the shootout Kerr and Emily Gielnik missed the first two attempts and Norway kept cool heads to book their place in the last eight.
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Despite the fact that many of us cling to them for dear life the morning after a night out, we all pretty much know that Red Bull, Monster, and the like are Not Good For Us. But new research suggests that there may be something medicinal in these products after all.
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For one long leg of the journey Cristobal's family had to leap aboard a freight train, dubbed "El Tren de La Muerte", the train of death, because of the injuries suffered as migrants race to catch it, climb to the roof, and grip on for dear life as it rolls and pitches.
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They spent the rest of the night hanging onto it for dear life, thanks to superb defense — particularly from Rizzo, who scooped three balls out of the dirt and was there to make a jugging catch when a pop-up bounced out of Ross's glove — and thanks to Chapman's high-wire act.
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Video Game Controller Throw Pillow, $24.28-$59.50, available at RedbubbleIf you spend hours with your eyes glued to a screen and your hands holding onto a video game controller for dear life, then this throw pillow is the perfect way to decorate the couch you inevitably spend a lot of time sitting on.
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Whether you were in the press box and wanted to check how many scoring chances the first line generated or sitting on your couch looking for a flatlining shot chart to confirm your favourite team was hanging on for dear life through the entire third period, one site was your go-to source.
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For this reason, none of the investors I spoke with engage in short-term trading but instead choose, in the online parlance of cryptocurrency enthusiasts, to "hodl" (a misppelling of "hold" on a 2013 Bitcoin forum that came to mean "hold on for dear life" rather than sell off for temporary gains).
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That Hillary Clinton believes her last, best hope to win the office of the presidency is to blow the same dog whistles again and again illustrates a subpar candidate who with all the advantages of a pliant press, cultural institutions in her pocket and flush campaign coffers is hanging on for dear life.
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HODL nuts will hold their melting Bitcoins all the way down to ZERO while scammers and whales dump and run... (HODL is Bitcoin lingo for "hold on for dear life," referring to coin holders that don't want to sell in hopes of a rebound.) But others say the current decline is a typical seasonal event.
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The Colts (3-6) took a 13-point lead with 9:12 remaining in the fourth quarter on the second of two Adam Vinatieri field goals before having to hold on for dear life, with linebacker Jabaal Sheard recording a sack and forced fumble on Texans quarterback Tom Savage on the final play from scrimmage.
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Niecy Nash lands her first leading role as Desna, a Central Florida nail salon owner saving her cash to go upscale by laundering money for the Dixie Mafia while holding onto her makeshift family — her emotionally challenged brother (Harold Perrineau) and fellow manicurists (Jenn Lyon, Carrie Preston, Judy Reyes and Karrueche Tran) — for dear life.
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What she does have—and what she shares with a lot of the singers of the stage and the silver screen—is gusto, grit, and the kind of end of the pier glamor that sounds best on those nights when all seems lost and you're gripping onto anything—booze, cigarettes, an old friend's old boyfriend—for dear life.
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But, if you're a bit more frugal like me, someone who has held onto his 213-year-old iPhone 26S for dear life (which I only bought when I did because it was the final year my carrier was offering subsidized iPhones for $200), the choice between the iPhone 11 and iPhone XR provides a real conundrum.
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You always stand up for your beliefs, Aries, but this isn't the day to hold on to your stances for dear life, especially in your relationships: The eclipse will be activating the sector of your chart that rules partnerships, so being a good listener, opening your mind, and receiving all the information that's coming at you is the smartest thing you can do.
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On the case of the week front, it turns out that when Jackson wandered off from the car in the middle of the fog, he came across two hikers, one of whom had fallen and had been dangling on his climbing rope for hours, only kept alive by the fact that his wife was holding onto his rope for dear life, literally.
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It's the sort of news that makes for a terrible birthday present, the sort that finds Gypsy pouting in a Rapunzel princess hat on her actual birthday while Dee Dee clings to her narrative for dear life: The cake is still sugar free (not a real allergy of Gypsy's as we know) and Dee Dee is maintaining that Gypsy's paperwork had a typo and that she was born in 1995 (nope).
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It was much easier to get bankers Jamie Dimon, Ken Lewis, and John Thain in a room with then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and then-New York Federal Reserve President Timothy Geithner to negotiate one massive bailout for nine giant banks than to distribute funds so that every restaurant, bar, hair salon, and retailer (those still hanging on for dear life) receives some relief for their business and their staff.
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" For two-and-a-half minutes, Mac roasted Trump for dear life on everything from his shady political stances to the troubling racism the mogul and his backers exhibit and his endless thirst for attention: "I'm gonna be here every day telling the world how much I hate you, how much of a clown you are, and how we as a nation are better than you will ever be as a racist fuckwad of a person.
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