Sentence examples for cling in from inspiring English sources

And while she is susceptible to flowing blouses and skimpy dresses that cling in certain permissible places, she has a keen sense of bad ideas.

The myth of total free movement in Europe, to which my opponents still cling in this presidential election, must be buried".

If there was a party and some singing along, he knew the best word or words in a great lyric — giving an enunciating clarity to, say, the "cling" in the bridge of "Makin' Whoopee": Picture a little love nest, down where the roses cling; Picture that same sweet love nest: see what a year can bring.

There I roamed, scanning the tree trunks (the enchanted, the silent part of a tree) for certain tiny moths, called Pugs in England — delicate little creatures that cling in the daytime to speckled surfaces, with which their flat wings and turned-up abdomens blend.

If people cling in desperation to outdated national and religious identities, the global system may simply collapse in the face of climate change, economic crisis, and technological disruption that nineteenth-century nationalist myths and medieval piety can neither fathom nor solve.

There are hundreds of pasta shapes, each of which allows sauce to cling in different ways.

A freezing rain turns to stinging sleet, which clings in little ice balls to yaks and horses' manes.

This tardy rehash of fairytale tropes finds sometime genre innovator M Night Shyamalan clinging in abject desperation to the found-footage movement's careworn coattails.

As of Saturday, Mr. Lugo was clinging in most polls to a lead of 4 to 7 percentage points over the Colorado Party's candidate, Blanca Ovelar de Duarte.

And nowhere will you find Mr. Cura clinging, in self-indulgent spaghetti-tenor fashion, to top notes the composer actually wrote or did not.

I was clinging in a way and it was holding me still, static, unable to move.