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• n  an appendage to hold onto

• There will be no gravitation, of course, so some of the men will be upside down, walking on the ceiling, like flies, with suction cups on their feet or brachiating from handhold .
• But this was a tenuous handhold on an area which has traditionally been the scene of Anglo-French imperial rivalry.
• It is not one of Bolao's most successful digressions, but it is an excellent metaphor for 2666 itself: "Images with no handhold," the professor says of those ruined pages, "images .

News & Articles

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• Zipp Service Course SL SS bar/SL stem – in brief review
  The Service Course SL SS shape is both shorter than most and much shallower too. The angled flats on the drop curve give a great handhold, comfortable and well placed for sprinting. It works well with the angled radius that transitions from top to drop, which also gives ideal wrist clearance. For an all-aluminium affair, the SL SS is comfortable, and though stiff enough for steering, does a ...
  June 10, 2013 - BikeRadar

Quotes

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• Ryan Crocker in Los Angeles Times
  But as long as they can cling to some handhold here, they are going to keep trying to literally fight their way back,Crocker said.