Yet, they can teach him how to hold fast to convictions.
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But the ways of the old order still hold fast here.
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We're gonna hold fast and we're gonna 'keep calm and carry on.
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Despite these efforts, the authorities continue to hold fast to the ban.
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"I would also advise to hold fast to your values," says Ellis.
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IATA's de Juniac said the airlines would hold fast to their commitments.
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Russia and China still hold fast to this absolute view of sovereignty.
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The next year, Marlinspike filmed his own DIY sailing documentary, called Hold Fast.
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Hold fast to dreamsFor when dreams goLife is a barren fieldFrozen with snow.
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We need to hold fast to both our liberal and our democratic values.
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Other Comstock supporters hold fast to the belief that she can hold on.
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And I stand here tonight because I hold fast to my father's credo.
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As they hold fast, the family talks and generational differences come to the fore.
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But you have to hold fast, hold on and show you are always there.
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But in a place where sun is plentiful, solar energy is taking hold fast.
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I hold fast to these little victories, for each is accompanied by a dozen defeats.
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We need to hold fast to our values of connection and taking caring each other.
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These works are an attempt to hold fast to something that can't be held fast.
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People who hold fast to a car-dominated city fight increasing density and reducing parking requirements.
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Cara Delevingne has never been the kind of celebrity to hold fast to the status quo.
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These freshly executed pieces hold fast to Bartlett's endearing style of Realism with a curious twist.
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They will hold fast on an ocean of bottomless Coke Zero and Naughty Natas custard tarts.
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Yet in the face of this president's spiteful policies, I hold fast to a different vision.
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The only responsibility you all have is to hold fast to everything you have lived, right here.
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At the same time, however, the party's more liberal voters want Democrats to hold fast against Trump.
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So keep the faith in our country and hold fast, alongside our allies, aligned against our foes.
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Investors expect the Fed and other central banks to hold fast to accommodative policies, despite their waning effectiveness.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Obama intends to exhort his counterparts to hold fast even if the United States' commitment falters.
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I've always believed that in the end, some sort of truth will hold fast, and the fever will break.
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The key to Young's deep drone aesthetic (which begat Cale's) was to hold fast to something and follow it deeply.
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Discovery is a show about how you hold fast to your ideals when you don't know whether tomorrow is coming.
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I wrote in January that the Enlightenment must never bow to the Inquisition, and I hold fast to that position.
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As he lurches and spills his cargo, we realize how impossible it is, on this accursed isle, to hold fast.
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And still, even he couldn't hold fast to the presumption of innocence standard we pretend is a bedrock of our system.
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Democrats, by contrast, where happy to hold fast in front of cameras and bludgeon the president over his legal woes. Sen.
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He'll carry McGregor for a few rounds, hold fast to his usual defensive, counterpunching style, and realize he can't be hurt.
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His best applause lines railed against buying more weapons, or argued that even Mr. Trump should hold fast to democratic values.
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The group's political arm, meanwhile, worked to reassure and pressure allies in Congress to hold fast against strong forces for gun reform.
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The walls breathe as a sinew of the interior, broken only by collections of flies that hold fast to the dead surface.
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Hold fast to their liberal tradition, as the only way to secure human, citizen and Jewish rights; or embrace the principles driving Zionism.
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I wanted to hold fast to the memory of that image of Ella Watson even as the professor moved to the next photo.
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"Media" has come to fruition on the internet, and the garbage-wave aesthetic that has been widely accepted will hold fast in 2016.
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We do not wish to go the way Britain has gone, and prefer to hold fast to these values we once shared with Britain.
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In apps such as iTunes and VLC, a press on the touchpad skips to the next track, while a press and hold fast forwards.
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" Mattis went on to urge his colleagues to "keep the faith in our country and hold fast, alongside our allies, aligned against our foes.
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Still, Wang had based the film on her own family's true story, and she was determined to hold fast to what had really happened.
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Or will she hold fast to the word of life, draw courage from Jesus, and unashamedly proclaim his way as the way of life?
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In his remarks, Kaine recited one of Hughes' youthful poems, "Dreams": Hold fast to dreamsFor if dreams dieLife is a broken-winged birdThat cannot fly.
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This paper adds a new aspect to this debate over how to balance free speech and the desire to hold fast against incitement of hatred.
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We must hold fast to American ideals and exercise the power of the people to help put the national discussion back on a productive path.
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But there are other, less obvious reasons for Republicans to want to hold fast to the filibuster given the current state of play in Washington.
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To hold fast to the image of God in every person is to insist that the Palestinian child is as precious as the Jewish child.
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Mr. Hollande's decision to hold fast to his presidential word is in fact a confession of weakness, an avowal that France has failed in its republican mission.
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"It is critical that, as a society, we hold dear the memory of the victims and hold fast to our commitment to counter anti-Semitism," he added.
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Cruz continues to hold fast in third place, although his support slipped a percentage and the Texas senator's support is now the lowest it has ever been.
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When people hold fast to their awareness of souls, then they have a fixed center among the messiness of racial reconciliation and they give each other grace.
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"I continue to hold fast to the belief that it is the right thing to do," she told the Hong Kong broadcaster TVB, regarding the extradition bill.
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The next time Trump announces an attack against the Environmental Protection Agency or our public lands, how can we expect Democratic leadership to hold fast and resist Trump?
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" Lopez went on to call her followers to contact their local congressperson, before saying: "I also want you to remain hopeful — hold fast to hope, faith and Love.
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Mormon leaders have been laboring to create a welcoming atmosphere for all members -- gay or not -- even as they hold fast to doctrines that regard homosexual acts as sinful.
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In celebration of SD Biomix and Mem Aleph, Allison put together an hour-long mix for our series, which, as expected, doesn't really hold fast to any specific genre.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) warned Democrats would hold fast to their pledge to oppose border wall funding after President Trump threatened a government shutdown over the issue.
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The justices will need to hold fast to core constitutional values in the face of unprecedented moves by the executive branch, all designed to shred the fabric of the nation.
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I'm reminded of that underlying restlessness on the last evening I spend with Marlinspike, at a Sunday night screening of Hold Fast, hosted by a sailing club at the Berkeley Marina.
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But he said people of all religions and customs had made the culture of Varanasi what it is and it will hold fast no matter who is trying to divide them.
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If I hold fast to my needs, wants and, most importantly, I do the research, I'll eventually find the loopholes — like a circular driveway for the price of a straight one.
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It (terrorism) happened again and we keep appeasing it and we keep saying 'OK, it's going to be great, we'll hold fast and we're going to keep calm and carry on.
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All indications are that Mr. Kim, who came to power after the death of his father, Kim Jong-il, in late 2011, will hold fast to this policy during the congress.
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The idea that Mary, a regular woman of immense faith, was assumed into Heaven, gives Christians hope that, if they hold fast to their beliefs, the same thing will happen to them.
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As much as conservatives like me hold fast to these ideals, and as much as they are effective messages in congressional and statewide elections, the national electorate is less and less interested.
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But Schumer tried to lay down a marker: The party would hold fast to demands that any final tax bill deliver relief to the middle class and not tilt to top earners.
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That legacy is a gift President Obama and first lady Michelle and their daughters gave us, and it's a gift that I will do my best to hold fast to in my heart.
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But pollster BMG said that shift was largely among those who did not vote - notably many young people - in 2016; around nine in 10 "Leave" and "Remain" voters hold fast to their views.
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The former is your classic "hopeless" type of romantic: Many Taureans hold fast to the belief that, when you connect with someone, the more logistical details (your preferences, lifestyles, habits) will eventually align, too.
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This opportunity may build even stronger companies and organizational cultures in the long run if CEOs and leaders hold fast to the core values that matter most to them in these most extraordinary times.
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The effort from Everytown and Moms Demand comes as the NRA, its biggest adversary, has been noticeably absent from applying pressure on Capitol Hill allies to hold fast against strong forces for gun reform.
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I also hold fast to something else Mr. Woodbury told me; that the crisis could force us to heal our relationship with the natural world, and there is no room for despair in that.
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That is what really makes America great and today it is more important than ever to hold fast to these values and together say a self-evident truth that out of many we are one.
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That is what really makes America great and today it is more important than ever to hold fast to these values and together say a self-evident truth that out of many we are one.
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" Dalrymple added: "We hold fast to our view that the wholehearted evangelical embrace of Trump has been enormously costly -- but we are committed to irenic conversation with men and women of good faith who believe otherwise.
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I only hope that the current generation of heavy metal girls who hear it will be better fans than I was, and will dive in headfirst—and hold fast to what they love, sniveling gatekeepers be damned.
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"Pompeo is not going to parrot exactly what the Saudi's say" but U.S. administration officials are likely to "hold fast to the strategic interests that they have in keeping a very strong relationship with Saudi Arabia," Hawthorne said.
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To hold fast to their assertions that tax cuts pay for themselves, Ryan, McConnell, and even Collins have had to ignore the economics profession, all credible journalism on tax policy, and the official judgment of Congress's own analysts.
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Tuesday's attack from the White House can only encourage him to hold fast; that goes, too, for Corker's friends in the caucus who have their own reservations about who gains and who loses from the still-developing proposal.
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We are the children of Abraham, the original idol smasher and iconoclast: We know what it is to hold fast to unpopular ideas in the face of opprobrium and persecution — and to see those ideas vindicated in time.
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I just crave less "that," which I'm hearing from Democrats and Republicans alike and from people with extensive education and great vanity about their erudition as well as people who hold fast to a more plain-spoken identity.
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This means, in the face of mounting pressure, news organizations must hold fast to the values of great journalism — fairness, accuracy, independence — while opening ourselves so the public can better understand our work and its role in society.
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We anticipate misogyny slung at us from all corners of the male universe, but we hold fast to the hope that women will not seek to needlessly destroy other women for the sake of pleasure or self-service.
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Trump celebrated these differences in his address, indicating he would chart an independent course from the GOP mainstream embodied by Vice President Mike Pence and hold fast to the same message that excited his fans at rally after rally.
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Click here to view original GIFEven the strongest artificial glues are completely useless when you try to apply them underwater, but somehow shellfish are able to hold fast to rocks to deter predators from trying to carry them away.
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I had spoken at several churches encouraging young people to hold fast to their values, and saw an opportunity to use my 15 minutes of fame as a reality TV star to influence pregnant women to keep their babies.
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Biden said he has spent two to three hours a week on the phone with Ukrainian leaders since the crisis began, urging them to persist with reforms, while also pressuring Germany, France and Italy to hold fast on sanctions.
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First, her relationship to her adored husband, Philip, and finally, most wrenching, her rupture with her sister, Margaret, breaking her promise to her father, the late King George VI, that she and her sister hold fast to one another.
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Indefatigably translated by Fagan, "Hold Fast Your Crown," with its biblical title (see Revelation 3:11), is an occasionally entertaining rant, larded with pages of philosophizing, long plot summaries of other people's films and paraphrases of other people's remarks.
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It was her way of saying that trouble doesn't last forever, that even in your darkest place, hold fast to the hope and the light, that though today you are in the valley, tomorrow you shall scale the peak.
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Philip D. Murphy, a Democrat of New Jersey, speaking Tuesday at the train station in Madison, said he was closely monitoring the storm, and was considering declaring a state of emergency to begin around midnight should the forecasts hold fast.
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Though the Confederate flag was banished from the campus two decades ago and "Dixie" is no longer played at football games, the ghosts of the Old South still roam the magnolia-scented campus, and many alumni hold fast to traditions.
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The conductor Daniel Barenboim and the Palestinian writer Edward Said founded this organization, made up of young musicians from Israel and its neighboring countries, in 1999, and the idealism of the project has managed to hold fast through geopolitical upheavals.
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"The Chamber strongly urges the administration to hold fast to its commitment to achieve a comprehensive, high-standard trade agreement with Japan that addresses the full range of our trade priorities, including services, intellectual property protection, and regulatory barriers to trade."
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The two sides had agreed to hold fast-track talks should Britons vote to remain in the EU. Implementing unilateral curbs on immigration could torpedo a series of bilateral economic accords that include free movement of people and which stand or fall together.
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We hold fast to the idea that the Volcker Rule should be repealed, but we also recognize the breadth of its influence and the fact that there are those who would like to see some form of the rule remain in place.
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Mr. Whitaker's 2014 interview also suggested that he is likely to hold fast to Mr. Sessions's position in a lawsuit brought by Republican-controlled states seeking to have the Affordable Care Act's insurance protections for people with pre-existing conditions struck down.
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Tuesday is when a multi-billion dollar "tender offer" from Japanese investment giant SoftBank is expected to begin, according to sources tracking the process, giving Uber shareholders the chance to sell some of their stock or hold fast until the company goes public.
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My reason for running for governor was simple: I love our country and its promise of opportunity for all, and I stand here tonight because I hold fast to my father's credo -- together, we are coming for America, for a better America.
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My reason for running for governor was simple: I love our country and its promise of opportunity for all, and I stand here tonight because I hold fast to my father's credo – together, we are coming for America, for a better America.
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For those who hold fast to the ideal of the Court as an independent institution above the political fray -- including Kennedy, the Court's longest-serving Republican appointee, as well as Chief Justice John Roberts -- that is the last place they want it to be.
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Above all they understand that the two poles actually aren't—"So hold fast to the ones you love/Before they're ripped away," on the political "Night Isn't Bright," signifies more acutely in this ripped-apart time than it did when it surfaced in March.
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Christopher Kang, who worked on nominations in the White House counsel's office under former president Barack Obama, said that the influence of the Federalist Society raises the question of whether membership serves as a tacit confirmation that nominees do in fact hold fast to conservative social views.
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"I continue to hold fast to the belief that it is the right thing to do," she said in a televised interview on Wednesday, as tens of thousands of protesters surrounded the legislature and police officers forced them back with batons, tear gas and rubber bullets.
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"The best and most extraordinary artists will be those who every hour snatch the tatters of their bodies out of the frenzied cataract of life, who, with bleeding hands and hearts, hold fast to the intelligence of their time," Richard Huelsenbeck proclaimed in 1918 (and in Manifesto's funeral eulogy).
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As a counterweight, a new liberal interest group, Demand Justice, plans to spend as much as $5 million to push the moderate Democrats to hold fast against the nominee, as well as attempt to persuade moderate Republican senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska to oppose Kavanaugh.
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"Without some form of legal guarantee that what is going to be agreed in Brussels on Thursday will hold fast until 29 March 2019, there is simply too much scope for the promise of a transitional deal being derailed in the months to come, for example over Northern Ireland," Hardy said.
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Responding to the former general's resignation letter, in which he suggested the U.S. should hold fast to its global allies and international commitments, Trump said that "allies are very important-but not when they take advantage of [the] U.S." Shanahan, a former Boeing executive, became the deputy secretary of defense in 2017.
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If you are the narrator of the French novelist Yannick Haenel's "Hold Fast Your Crown," a story of madness, art, alcohol and creativity, you repair to your bedroom with a six-pack to watch one of your favorite movies, "Apocalypse Now," while musing on its significance to you and perhaps to life itself.
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Its yoga ball-sized globs of goo hold fast-moving creatures in place while amplifying damage from other weapons, and they're also an all-purpose environmental puzzle-solver: you can shoot foam at walls to create makeshift stairs, patch fire-spitting pipes, block electrical discharges, or even fix a breach in Talos-1's hull.
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Though they hail from North of the border, Vile Creature fit quite cozily into a certain strain of modern North American extreme metal that also encompasses bands like Thou, Cloud Rat, Hell, Kowloon Walled City, Dakhma, and Fórn—those with crusty punk roots but altogether loftier sonic expressions, who hold fast to DIY values and imbue their music with palpable leftist rage.
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Oyelowo and Pike hold fast to the intimate core of the pair's connection, even as they are spurned by their homelands and subjected to humiliations large (exile, threats of annulment) and small (an official's wife offers Ruth a cocktail while archly informing her that her new husband may help himself to a soda, because "blacks can't drink" in the territory).
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Free-market advocates hold fast to justifications that amount to variations on the "invisible hand" theory of Adam Smith — that the economy is not a moral space, but one that relies on a free and fair market, self-interested (as opposed to selfish) actors and amoral (as opposed to immoral) calculation to arrive at the most efficient and innovative outcomes.
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I am asking you to hold fast to that faith written into our founding documents; that idea whispered by slaves and abolitionists; that spirit sung by immigrants and homesteaders and those who marched for justice; that creed reaffirmed by those who planted flags from foreign battlefields to the surface of the moon; a creed at the core of every American whose story is not yet written: Yes, we can.
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I am asking you to hold fast to that faith written into our founding documents; that idea whispered by slaves and abolitionists; that spirit sung by immigrants and homesteaders and those who marched for justice; that creed reaffirmed by those who planted flags from foreign battlefields to the surface of the moon; a creed at the core of every American whose story is not yet written: Yes We Can.
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I am asking you to hold fast to that faith written into our founding documents; that idea whispered by slaves and abolitionists; that spirit sung by immigrants and homesteaders and those who marched for justice; that creed reaffirmed by those who planted flags from foreign battlefields to the surface of the moon; a creed at the core of every American whose story is not yet written:Yes We Can.
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I am asking you to hold fast to that faith written into our founding documents; that idea whispered by slaves and abolitionists; that spirit sung by immigrants and homesteaders and those who marched for justice; that creed reaffirmed by those who planted flags from foreign battlefields to the surface of the moon; a creed at the core of every American whose story is not yet written: Yes, we can.
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