Holding Out in a sentence
Synonym: withholding. Antonym: yielding
Meaning: Refusing to yield or give in; often used in discussions of negotiations.

(1) She is holding out for a promotion.
(2) He is holding out for a better deal.
(3) She is holding out for a fresh start.
(4) He was holding out hope for a miracle.
(5) She was holding out hope for a miracle.
(6) The patient was holding out for a cure.
(7) He is holding out on sharing his secret.
(8) She is holding out on making a decision.
(9) She is holding out for a dream vacation.
(10) They are holding out for a higher salary.
Holding Out sentence
(11) She was holding out against his advances.
(12) He is holding out on signing the contract.
(13) He is holding out for a promotion at work.
(14) She was holding out her hand to greet him.
(15) The team is holding out for a better offer.
(16) He is holding out for a better opportunity.
(17) She is holding out for a romantic proposal.
(18) The artist was holding out for inspiration.
(19) They are holding out for a positive outcome.
(20) She was holding out for a promotion at work.
Holding Out make sentence
(21) The customer was holding out for a discount.
(22) He is holding out on accepting the job offer.
(23) He was holding out for a higher salary offer.
(24) The employee was holding out for a promotion.
(25) The actor was holding out for a leading role.
(26) She is holding out on giving her final answer.
(27) The team is holding out for a championship win.
(28) The team is holding out for a sponsorship deal.
(29) The musician was holding out for a record deal.
(30) The chef was holding out for fresh ingredients.
Sentence of holding out
(31) The company is holding out on making a decision.
(32) She is holding out for a chance to study abroad.
(33) The student was holding out for a passing grade.
(34) I'm holding out hope that they get back together.
(35) She is holding out for a chance to prove herself.
(36) He is holding out on revealing his true feelings.
(37) He is holding out on revealing his true identity.
(38) The negotiators are holding out for a compromise.
(39) She was holding out for a better job opportunity.
(40) The writer was holding out for a publishing deal.
Holding Out meaningful sentence
(41) The company is holding out for a major investment.
(42) They're holding out for a more diverse curriculum.
(43) The athlete was holding out for a better contract.
(44) The teacher was holding out for a raise in salary.
(45) He was holding out for a better offer on his house.
(46) She is holding out for a chance to publish her book.
(47) They were holding out for a more favorable contract.
(48) They are holding out for a resolution to the dispute.
(49) She was holding out for a chance to travel the world.
(50) He's holding out for a better internship opportunity.
Holding Out sentence examples
(51) She's holding out for a chance to join a sports team.
(52) The hiker was holding out for a break in the weather.
(53) The traveler was holding out for a better hotel room.
(54) They are holding out for a resolution to the conflict.
(55) They are holding out for a chance to prove themselves.
(56) He is holding out for a chance to showcase his talent.
(57) She was holding out for a cure to her chronic illness.
(58) The gardener was holding out for a sunny day to plant.
(59) She is holding out for a chance to prove her innocence.
(60) She's holding out for a better grade on her final exam.
Sentence with holding out
(61) They're holding out for a more flexible class schedule.
(62) He proposed grandly on bended knee, holding out a ring.
(63) The team is holding out for a victory in the final game.
(64) The government is holding out on providing more funding.
(65) The team is holding out for a win in the upcoming match.
(66) They're holding out for a more inclusive campus culture.
(67) The child was holding out his toy for his friend to see.
(68) She is holding out for a change in the current situation.
(69) He is holding out for a chance to start his own business.
(70) The team was holding out for a victory in the final game.
Use holding out in a sentence
(71) The company is holding out against the economic downturn.
(72) They're holding out for a more affordable housing option.
(73) They are holding out for a breakthrough in their research.
(74) They are holding out for a compromise in the negotiations.
(75) The company is holding out on releasing their new product.
(76) He is holding out for a chance to play in the big leagues.
(77) They were holding out for a change in government policies.
(78) Holding out for the perfect job offer can be a risky move.
(79) He's holding out for a scholarship to pay for his tuition.
(80) They're holding out for a more affordable textbook option.
Sentence using holding out
(81) The government is holding out on implementing new policies.
(82) The company is holding out on launching their new campaign.
(83) They were holding out for a breakthrough in their research.
(84) He was holding out for a second chance in his relationship.
(85) He was holding out for a resolution to the ongoing dispute.
(86) The team was holding out for a comeback in the second half.
(87) The negotiator is holding out against unreasonable demands.
(88) They're holding out for a more supportive academic advisor.
(89) She's holding out on studying abroad until her senior year.
(90) The company was holding out on releasing their new product.
Holding Out example sentence
(91) The activist was holding out for change in their community.
(92) They are holding out for a breakthrough in medical research.
(93) They are holding out for a chance to perform on a big stage.
(94) He was holding out for a promotion to a leadership position.
(95) She's holding out for a chance to attend a networking event.
(96) They are holding out for a chance to compete in the Olympics.
(97) She was holding out for a romantic proposal from her partner.
(98) They were holding out for a better future for their children.
(99) She was holding out for a positive outcome in her court case.
(100) He was holding out for a breakthrough in his artistic career.
Sentence with word holding out
(101) She's holding out for a chance to study abroad next semester.
(102) The athlete is holding out against fatigue to finish the race.
(103) They are holding out for a breakthrough in their investigation.
(104) She is holding out for a chance to meet her favorite celebrity.
(105) She was holding out for a miracle to save her failing business.
(106) She was holding out for a sign that her dreams would come true.
(107) She's holding out on taking a gap year before starting college.
(108) The company is holding out for a breakthrough in their research.
(109) They were holding out for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
(110) The team is holding out against their opponents' strong offense.
Sentence of holding out
(111) Holding out the olive branch requires empathy and understanding.
(112) The beggarwomen's hands were calloused from holding out her cup.
(113) He's holding out for a chance to work with a specific professor.
(114) He is holding out for a chance to make a difference in the world.
(115) The survivor is holding out against trauma to rebuild their life.
(116) The beggarmen's hands were calloused from holding out their cups.
(117) He's holding out for a chance to take a specific elective course.
(118) They are holding out for a miracle to save their failing business.
(119) He was holding out for a reconciliation with his estranged family.
(120) The driver is holding out against road rage to maintain composure.
Holding Out used in a sentence
(121) The beggar hunched forward, holding out his hand for spare change.
(122) He's holding out for a chance to attend a conference in his field.
(123) Holding out the olive branch can be a powerful gesture of goodwill.
(124) Holding out the olive branch can be a catalyst for positive change.
(125) She's holding out for a chance to join a prestigious academic club.
(126) The company is holding out for a better price on the raw materials.
(127) The homeowner was holding out for a higher offer on their property.
(128) He was holding out for a chance to prove himself in the competition.
(129) The company was holding out for a major client to boost their sales.
(130) The soldiers are holding out against the enemy's relentless attacks.
Holding Out sentence in English
(131) The activist is holding out against injustice to fight for equality.
(132) The entrepreneur is holding out against setbacks to achieve success.
(133) She's holding out for a chance to participate in a research project.
(134) They were holding out for a successful outcome in their negotiations.
(135) The student is holding out against distractions to focus on studying.
(136) The student is holding out against procrastination to meet deadlines.
(137) He's holding out for a chance to participate in a leadership program.
(138) He was holding out his phone to take a picture, but the battery died.
(139) The team is holding out for a chance to play in the championship game.
(140) The residents were holding out for improvements in their neighborhood.
(141) The employee is holding out against unfair treatment in the workplace.
(142) The volunteer is holding out against exhaustion to help those in need.
(143) Holding out the olive branch is a gesture of hope for a better future.
(144) She's holding out hope that she'll get accepted into her dream school.
(145) They were holding out for a positive response to their job application.
(146) The team was holding out for a sponsorship deal to fund their training.
(147) The researcher is holding out against skepticism to prove their theory.
(148) The writer is holding out against writer's block to finish their novel.
(149) The company is holding out for a better offer from the potential buyer.
(150) Holding out for a better standard of living is a legitimate aspiration.
(151) She's holding out for a chance to attend a prestigious graduate school.
(152) She was holding out her hand to help him up when he slipped on the ice.
(153) The teacher is holding out against disruptive behavior in the classroom.
(154) The homeowner is holding out against low offers to sell at a fair price.
(155) Holding out for a better life may require sacrifices, but it's worth it.
(156) Holding out for a better education may require hard work and dedication.
(157) The artist is holding out against criticism to pursue their unique style.
(158) The company is holding out for a better deal before signing the contract.
(159) Holding out for a peaceful resolution, the negotiators continued to talk.
(160) Holding out for a better understanding of the world is a lifelong pursuit.
(161) Holding out for a better job may require additional education or training.
(162) She was holding out for a promotion, but was passed over for someone else.
(163) The detective suspected the witness was holding out on crucial information.
(164) The patient is holding out against the disease with the help of medication.
(165) The chef is holding out against criticism to perfect their culinary skills.
(166) The beggarwomen sat on the sidewalk, holding out her hand for spare change.
(167) The company was holding out for a breakthrough in their product development.
(168) The protesters are holding out against the government's oppressive policies.
(169) The family is holding out against the pressure to sell their ancestral home.
(170) The team is holding out against the weather conditions to complete the game.
(171) Holding out the olive branch requires humility and a willingness to forgive.
(172) Holding out the olive branch can be a sign of strength rather than weakness.
(173) Holding out for a better future for your children is a responsible decision.
(174) Holding out for the perfect job may take time, but it's worth it in the end.
(175) The politician was accused of holding out on disclosing their financial ties.
(176) The company was holding out for a major investment to expand their operations.
(177) The community is holding out against gentrification to preserve its character.
(178) Holding out the olive branch can lead to unexpected alliances and friendships.
(179) Despite the odds, the small village was holding out against the invading army.
(180) She's holding out on declaring her major until she's explored all her options.
(181) Holding out on applying for scholarships can limit your financial aid options.
(182) Despite holding out for a better offer, she eventually accepted the job offer.
(183) The teacher used the strategy of holding out a carrot to motivate the students.
(184) The parent is holding out against their child's tantrums to enforce discipline.
(185) Holding out for a better relationship may require communication and compromise.
(186) Holding out on joining a club or organization can limit your college experience.
(187) Holding out for a miracle, the family refused to give up on their sick loved one.
(188) The negotiations are still ongoing, but we're holding out between the two parties.
(189) She was holding out on telling him the truth, but eventually confessed everything.
(190) He was holding out his hand to catch the ball, but it slipped through his fingers.
(191) The homeless man sat on the street corner, holding out his empty cup despairingly.
(192) The artist was holding out for inspiration, but eventually started painting anyway.
(193) She was holding out for a chance to prove herself, and finally got the opportunity.
(194) Despite holding out for a compromise, the two sides could not come to an agreement.
(195) While holding out for a response, he anxiously checked his email every few minutes.
(196) The athlete was holding out against the pain in his injured leg to finish the race.
(197) Holding out for a better future for your children requires sacrifice and hard work.
(198) While holding out for a better deal, the company lost out on a potential partnership.
(199) Holding out for a promotion, she worked tirelessly to prove her worth to the company.
(200) The homeless man sat shoeless on the sidewalk, holding out his hand for spare change.
(201) The parent is holding out against peer pressure to instill good values in their child.
(202) Holding out on getting involved in community service can limit your impact on society.
(203) Holding out on attending office hours can limit your understanding of course material.
(204) Holding out the olive branch can be a transformative act of compassion and forgiveness.
(205) Holding out between the needs of multiple stakeholders can be a delicate balancing act.
(206) The athlete was holding out for a better contract, but eventually signed with the team.
(207) Holding out for a sign, she waited patiently for a clear indication of what to do next.
(208) You know you want to try it, she said teasingly, holding out a piece of chocolate cake.
(209) I couldn't help but smile as the swan swam over to a child holding out a piece of bread.
(210) Holding out the olive branch can be a difficult decision, but it is often the right one.
(211) Holding out the olive branch can be a way to heal deep wounds and foster reconciliation.
(212) The homeless woman slumped against the storefront, holding out her cup for spare change.
(213) Holding out on attending career fairs can limit your job opportunities after graduation.
(214) Despite holding out for a peaceful resolution, the two countries eventually went to war.
(215) The musician is holding out against stage fright to perform in front of a large audience.
(216) Holding out between individual needs and group goals is essential for effective teamwork.
(217) It's not worth holding out for a better grade if you know you didn't do well on the exam.
(218) Holding out on getting involved in research opportunities can limit your academic growth.
(219) Holding out until the last minute, he finally made a decision on which college to attend.
(220) Holding out for a better future, she made sacrifices in the present to achieve her goals.
(221) I'm holding out for a better offer, I'm not settling for anything less than over the top.
(222) Holding out on participating in extracurricular activities can limit your personal growth.
(223) The company was holding out for a higher price, but eventually agreed to the buyer's offer.
(224) Holding out the olive branch requires courage and a willingness to let go of past grievances.
(225) The family was holding out against the harsh winter weather by conserving heat and resources.
(226) We're holding out between the need for innovation and the risk of disruption in this industry.
(227) We're holding out between the need for innovation and the risk of failure in this new venture.
(228) The defendant was holding out against the prosecutor's accusations, maintaining his innocence.
(229) The patient was holding out against the disease, undergoing rigorous treatments and therapies.
(230) Holding out between self-interest and the common good is essential for responsible citizenship.
(231) Holding out between tradition and innovation can be difficult, but it's necessary for progress.
(232) We're holding out between the need for speed and the importance of thoroughness in this project.
(233) He had been holding out for a higher salary, but eventually relented and accepted the job offer.
(234) The family of the abducted girl is still holding out hope for her safe return, despite the odds.
(235) Holding out for a chance to prove himself, he worked hard to earn the respect of his colleagues.
(236) The team was holding out against their opponents' relentless attacks, determined to win the game.
(237) Holding out hope that the rain would stop, we decided to wait a little longer before heading out.
(238) Holding out between conflicting priorities can be a daunting task, but it's necessary for success.
(239) He was holding out hope that his team would win the championship, but they lost in the final game.
(240) Holding out between the demands of customers and the capacity of suppliers can be a difficult task.
(241) The hungry homeless man slumped forward on the street corner, holding out his cup for spare change.
(242) While holding out for a cheaper price, the buyer missed out on the opportunity to purchase the item.
(243) Holding out between opposing viewpoints can be challenging, but it's important to find common ground.
(244) The company was holding out against the economic downturn by cutting costs and increasing efficiency.
(245) The survivor was holding out against the trauma of the accident, seeking therapy and support to heal.
(246) Holding out until the last minute, he finally decided to take the risk and invest in the stock market.
(247) Despite holding out for a peaceful resolution, the negotiations broke down and the conflict escalated.
(248) We're holding out between the desire for speed and the importance of accuracy in this research project.
(249) We're holding out between the urgency of the situation and the importance of thoughtful decision-making.
(250) Holding out for a better opportunity, she turned down several job offers before finding the perfect fit.
(251) Holding out between short-term gains and long-term sustainability is essential for responsible investing.
(252) Holding out between the desire to succeed and the fear of failure is a common challenge for entrepreneurs.
(253) The organization was holding out against the pressure to conform, sticking to their principles and values.
(254) Holding out between conflicting emotions can be difficult, but it's important to remain calm and objective.
(255) Holding out between different cultures and perspectives is essential for successful international business.
(256) Holding out between opposing political views can be challenging, but it's necessary for democracy to thrive.
(257) The negotiator warned the hostage taker that holding out on surrendering would only make the situation worse.
(258) Holding out for a better deal, he refused to sign the contract until they agreed to his terms and conditions.
(259) She was holding out for a romantic proposal, but he surprised her with a practical one that included a prenup.
(260) The community was holding out against the proposed development, fighting to preserve their natural surroundings.
(261) Despite holding out for a better offer, he eventually accepted the job because he needed the money and benefits.
(262) She was holding out for a miracle, but the doctors told her that her illness was terminal and there was no cure.
(263) Holding out between short-term gains and long-term sustainability is essential for responsible business practices.
(264) Common law marriage can be difficult to prove in court without evidence of cohabitation and holding out as married.
(265) Despite holding out for a peaceful resolution, the negotiations between the two countries broke down and led to war.
(266) Holding out between personal desires and professional expectations can be challenging, but it's necessary for success.
(267) She was holding out for a sign from the universe, but she realized that she had to make her own destiny and take action.
(268) Holding out for a confession, the detective interrogated the suspect until he finally cracked and admitted to the crime.
(269) Holding out until the last minute, they finally decided to cancel their vacation due to the pandemic and travel restrictions.
(270) Holding out between personal values and professional obligations can be a challenge, but it's necessary to maintain integrity.
(271) Despite holding out for a discount, she ended up paying full price for the designer dress because it was the last one in her size.
(272) The negotiations were tense, with both sides holding out until the very end when a compromise was reached by a razor down to the wire.
Holding Out meaning
Holding out is a phrasal verb that can be used in a variety of contexts. It can mean to resist or refuse to give in, to wait for something better, or to maintain a position or stance. Here are some tips on how to use holding out in a sentence:
1. Use it to describe someone who is resisting pressure or temptation. For example: "Despite the offers of a higher salary, she is holding out for a job that aligns with her values."
2. Use it to describe someone who is waiting for a better opportunity. For example: "He's holding out for a better deal on the house, even though it means waiting a few more months."
3. Use it to describe someone who is maintaining a position or stance. For example: "The union is holding out for better working conditions and higher wages."
4. Use it in the negative form, "not holding out," to describe someone who is losing hope or giving up. For example: "After weeks of searching, she's not holding out much hope of finding her lost dog."
5. Use it in the past tense, "held out," to describe someone who successfully resisted pressure or temptation. For example: "Despite the intense interrogation, he held out and didn't reveal any confidential information."
6. Use it in the present continuous form, "is holding out," to describe someone who is currently resisting or waiting. For example: "The team is holding out for a better offer from the sponsor before agreeing to the deal."
7. Use it in the context of negotiations or bargaining. For example: "The company is holding out for a lower price from the supplier before placing a bulk order."
In conclusion, holding out is a versatile phrasal verb that can be used in a variety of situations. By following these tips, you can use it effectively in your writing and communication.
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