stay the course

For the moment, the line is to stay the course.

And yet, we must stay the course because the end result is in our nation's interest.

Or will they stay the course and ask government to do more with less?

The decision to stay the course, he said, was the right one.

This is something that I wanted to stay the course on.

And my message today to those in Iraq is we'll stay the course.

Yet how many of those young officers will stay the course?

For one thing, not all of the new students - particularly women - will stay the course.

"I give these players a lot of credit for being able to stay the course."

It's not always the nice people who stay the course in these shows.

Though the group decided to stay the course a little longer, other colleagues did not.

We have to stay the course, and that means strong action under American leadership.

To stay the course without knowing for sure that all would be well in the end?

He had been prepared to give up all but the last, that they stay the course, if need be.

Those who stayed the course say their lives have changed.

I am just trying to stay the course and not get distracted.

In this time of political difficulty for him, will the President stay the course?

But I personally would be happy to stay the course for another couple of years.

Stay the course also means, don't leave before the job is done.

On the way down, he cries that they must stay the course.

We are there now, and it is essential to stay the course.

"Friends of peace must stay the course," the king said.

"This Government has given people confidence that it will stay the course."

But his mother persuaded him to stay the course and become a doctor.

"It's a very competitive business and you have to be able to stay the course."