hold the line (verb)

1. In the design of this building, the architect used large glass windows to hold the line between indoor and outdoor spaces.

2. In the futuristic world of the story, people could hold the line with their minds, connecting to others telepathically.

3. The artist created an abstract painting with strong, bold lines that seem to hold the line between chaos and order.

4. In the novel, the protagonist had to hold the line while waiting for an important call that would change their life.

1. In Greek mythology, Hercules had to hold the line against the monstrous Hydra.

2. The haunted house had creepy figurines that seemed to move when you held the line of sight.

3. In the anime series, the protagonist had to hold the line against the villain's army to protect their friends.

4. The artist used bold brushstrokes to hold the line and create a sense of movement in the painting.