Sentence examples for I do cling from inspiring English sources

If, by some miracle, I do cling on to a spot in the money, I'll feel like I've pulled a fast one.

Or was she just repressing it in order to do what she herself needed to do: cling to, and believe in, the only parent she had left?

People do cling to the 'mad bastard' stereotype of him, Day-Lewis acknowledges, as we settle in front of the fire.

Some vestiges of symbolism surely do cling to scarlet, though.

Yet many people do cling on to the idea that we only use 10% of our brains.

Pine shavings do cling to a sheep's coat, which can make it more difficult come shearing time.

Stalkers are not cool, and if you do cling on to him, this may ruin the chance of a relationship between you two in the future.

This I obediently did, clinging wildly to my skis as the Westgipfelhutte loomed out of the gloom.

Above the crucifix I bent my head: The Christ was thin, and cold, and very dead: And yet I bowed, yea, kissed---my lips did cling.

Reed admirably did cling on to beat Stenson on the final green.

"We were really radical little kids, and we did cling to our friendships as an alternative family," Fletcher told me.