Sentence examples for case clinging from inspiring English sources

And if your only experience of skating is watching sequinned celebrities on ITV's Dancing on Ice – or, in my case, clinging nervously to the barriers while wishing you were sat down with a Slush Puppie – then Vertical Influences will blow your mind.

These unusual rock formations are created by limestone deposits from mineral springs that over time form large petals of rock, which, in this case, cling to the vertical walls of the canyon.

It was the first incident in the game to prompt anything like excitement from the home support; until then it had been a case of clinging on as Senegal wasted chance after chance.

The film is some kind of musical, half asleep on the dreamy continuity of that song -- it's what fuels the notion that Elliott Gould's Philip Marlowe is not a professional private eye at all but a semi-stoned jazz musician drifting through the case while clinging to the lifeline of melody.

In the report from Bijker and colleagues [ 11], an analysis of recurrence rate in relation to histological subtype of low-grade DCIS revealed that none of 59 cases of clinging DCIS developed recurrence, in contrast to low-grade cribriform lesions, which exhibited similar recurrence rates to high grade DCIS.

Eusebi et al. found that, at a mean follow-up of 17.5 years, only two out of 32 cases of pure clinging well-differentiated DCIS treated by incision biopsy alone recurred; in both cases the recurrence was a well-differentiated DCIS [ 16].

The signs of this widespread – but often concealed -- anxiety vary from case to case: some children cling to their parents; others react fearfully to the sound of aircraft overhead; disturbed sleep patterns and instances of bed-wetting are being reported.

But nor is his the typical case of a player clinging to his talent by looking after himself better than ever before, although he does.

Personally I don't hear it, but in case you're still clinging on to the Plagueis as Snoke concept in desperation to make some sense of Abrams' deeply enigmatic new episode, here are five more reasons why it's unlikely.

This is likely to reflect the inclusion of a proportion of cases categorised as pure clinging DCIS.

But that can hardly be the government's case while it clings to the inflation target.