Hold
Hold verb - To have or keep in one's hands.
Meet with
Both terms in one sentence
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So Drew's plans for suicide are put on hold as he flies off to Kentucky to meet with his family.On the plane, Drew meets a quirky stewardess named Claire (Kirsten Dunst).
Source: Film / Elizabethtown - It's this that causes her to decide she wants to go with Elizabeth to meet with Lori and Carter, which ends in Lori trying to first hold them all hostage at gunpoint, she then tries to get away with both girls, something Taylor's lived in fear of her whole life.
Source: Series / Finding Carter
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