Sentence examples for at clinging from inspiring English sources

Hodgson always denies claims he is naturally conservative, and his own observations from the touchline would have been backed up by in-game statistics from his analysts, but there was an argument the scenario demanded renewed impetus, not changes merely aimed at clinging to the status quo.

It was too bad Spencer was already gone, as women and gay men not surprisingly were the better at clinging to poles longer.

Final Head of Household Challenge, Level One [cont.]: The Penguin doesn't think Bitchney would have been much good at clinging to a rope, sailing through a waterfall, and getting repeatedly slammed into walls.

At the doorway, he stopped briefly, hastily pulling at the clinging insects and throwing them off, and then he plunged into the locust-free living room.

He focuses hard on the job at hand, clinging to life with a tool.

"Look at you, clinging to that phone like it was your hope for eternal salvation," Paul snarls.

The Rangers entered Sunday's game at Madison Square Garden clinging to the last playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

Perera was the bowler and substitute fielder Dimuth Karunaratne the catcher at point, clinging on close to the turf.

"After the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, people were found far out at sea clinging to rafts of vegetation.

Children on both sides suffered from bed-wetting, shaking at night, clinging to parents, nightmares and increased levels of aggressiveness".

Next morning, at five, clinging desperately to those final pre-dawn minutes before the pain of departure, the imam sleeps but the ocean and the bird still converse.