Sentence examples for cling against from inspiring English sources

Wasps in their brown death cling against the glass;.

Luckily, as I was by the edge I was able to cling against the metal fence.

Possessed of "a prevision of himself as being among the fallen martyrs" in the Pacific theater, he began to read voraciously, regarding the books in the Duke library as "the rocks and boulders" he could cling to against his "onrushing sense of doom and mortality".

Japanese prime ministers have typically enjoyed little executive-style muscle, but one power that they do have -- and Mr. Mori is exercising it with unaccustomed zest -- is to cling to office against all manner of calls for a resignation.

Perhaps many Egyptians want to cling to hope against hope, leaving behind three years of deaths, mourning and instability.

Furyk is clinging on against McGinley, who is snapping away at his heels, desperately hoping to even things up.

Stumbling towards a successful defence of their Premierleague title, Gordon Strachan's men found themselves clinging on against First Division Saint Johnstone before booking a place in the Scottish Cup final.

Is this how you want to be viewed, as a person who's more barnacle than boulder, clinging on against the odds and whose existence is unsustainable without its host?

"Prelude" is a relatively short and emotionally persuasive piece, choreographed in 2000 to music by Placebo, in which eight lost souls cling to and droop against one another, oozing out of and back into a staggered line across the front of the stage.

Well, feathers are not vestments, ordinands are not birds and it's the chickens, really, who most desperately cling to the arguments against ordaining women.

Use products that guard against static cling.