Sentence examples for cling that from inspiring English sources

We were looking for an idea to eliminate static cling that was more portable than a competitor's spray can.

Release the static cling that tends to develop during the production process of the pant at the factory.

The purpose is to reduce the amount of static cling that can develop between the bubble wrap and the painting.

Static cling, that bane of the laundry, is put to good use here: it's what makes the film stick to the screen, and makes it easily removable.

Actually, thanks to psychoanalysis, Shaw had attained a bit more self-knowledge than that (it was his father's disapproval, or maybe his mother's clinging, that had driven him crazy), but those insights didn't seem to change anything.

Interestingly, the word in the early records of the teachings of the Buddha that is translated in English as the "desire" or "attachment" or "clinging" that is the root of suffering has the fundamental meaning of "thirst," so it's pretty likely that the hypothalamus is involved in much of the clinging that leads to suffering.

Ms. WINFREY: And did you cling to that image because that's how you wanted to see yourself, or did you cling to that image because that would make a better book?

I cling to that, that all will be well for me, too. .

Certain beliefs that they cling to that help them get through the obstacles and challenges that sometimes, can appear out of nowhere.

By all means, use your oil wealth for towers that Tom Cruise can cling to, that's fine.

There's an appetite for strings of words that cling together, and that's a constant.