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cling sentence examples

  • 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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