111.   For example, to throw away a file, just click on it while holding down the control key.

112.   For many artists, holding down concert ticket prices is a career move, Bongiovanni said.

113.   For several decades, he was in the forefront of efforts to hold down development in the national parks, forests and designated wild lands.

114.   Four more tie-downs are mounted on the inside of the box to hold down shorter-stacked loads.

115.   From its inception, the A Team struck a responsive chord among a generation of women who were intent on building careers, not just holding down jobs.

116.   Gains in productivity enable businesses to hold down prices to stay competitive even when labor costs rise.

117.   Gains in productivity help offset price increases for raw materials and are crucial for businesses to hold down the prices they charge.

118.   Given their druthers, corporate America would have preferred mildly rising inflation and rising prices, while holding down labor costs by foot-dragging on raises.

119.   GM has resisted that demand, saying it must have more flexibility in its parts-purchasing decisions if the company is to hold down costs and remain competitive.

120.   Goldinger said many traders were afraid to sink their money into any but the shortest-term Treasuries, and this held down the prices of longer-term issues.