The fabric doesn't cling to your clothes.
Its scent will cling to your fingers, cling to your knife.
2) Don't cling to your possessions when deceased.
It's a dense purée covered in vessels and miniature feathers that cling to your teeth.
On the other hand, you got to cling to your unsullied ideals and aesthetic sense.
But you people will cling to your unproven, ineffective, iatrogenic poisons, and when one doesn't work, hell, try taking three.
Mr. Sanchez said, "How does that cling to your role as a father?" "I'm afraid," said Mr. Bennaugh.
The best way to avoid this is to look for stretchy fabric that will cling to your shape.
Has something happened to make you cling to your sister so? "It's important," counsels Wilson, "to recognise your differences.
Their MO was to cling to your hair while biting your scalp, forcing you to slap yourself like Rain Man until they stopped.
The city streets and the asphalt rooftops cling to your feet as you walk across them, and the puddles from a sudden downpour rise up in steam.
