Cling film
in layers rather than round like a bandage.
Cling onto the old pattern
of family breadwinner, forgetting the role working dads now play in the home.
Clings precariously
to the brink of extinction, scattered across the desolate land, living in the darkest age in history.
Gelgems®
window clings
work best on clean, smooth glass.
Cling together in joyous reunion, never to be parted again.
Clinging drive
followed by a rolling nick then a stroke swiftly brought him back into the game.
Cuba economically isolated and
stubbornly clinging
to communism - but yes, it has a motorway network.
Clinging for dear life
from a vertical rock face and you don't want to drop a compass.
Clinging like limpets
to the precipitous jungle-clad mountainsides.
Clingmunications were also affected as the heavy
snow clung
to telephone lines to such an extent that many telegraph poles were snapped in two.
Clung onto the side
and hoped the police wouldn't see me.
Clingtead of calling for what was necessary in the form of a general strike, the swp leadership
tenaciously clung
to the downturn outlook.
Clung to hope, i clung to him.
Cling wrap
or foil and set in the coldest part of the refrigerator.
Cling onto power
or power over their own lives, rather than submit to the one true king.
England have had their chances to tread upon fingernails
desperately clinging
to the cliff top.
Clingple terrified of the arab boogie
man clung
to bush like a protective father.
Clingle we fully expected the super high roof sprinter to end up on its side, it
clung doggedly
to the surface.
Cling round
that mighty old hunter!
Clinging tightly
to the ledge, we tried to figure out where we were.
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