Sentence examples for cling under from inspiring English sources

"In many species of moths," she thinks to herself, quoting Darwin, "the males prefer to inhabit more open territory, while the females cling under cover.

My hair was still damp from my first proper shower in a week and I was sure that some of that insidious dust was still clinging under my toenails and in the folds of my ears.

Since THC is not soluble in water alone it requires a fatty substance to cling onto under high heat.

In stressing the need to cling to Roe "under fire" and in the face of "great opposition," the Court's position smacked of "czarist arrogance," Scalia railed.

"The values to which people cling most stubbornly under inappropriate conditions are those values that were previously the source of their greatest triumphs over adversity".

The Civic Democrat-led coalition now hopes to cling to power under a new leader, rather than being forced into an early election.On June 17th Mr Necas quit as prime minister, gave up the leadership of the Civic Democrats and said he would not run in a future election after Jana Nagyova, his chief of staff (and allegedly also his mistress), was charged in two criminal probes.

In the Mahama refugee camp in eastern Rwanda, where neatly arranged tents cling to the hillsides, 970 under-18s have arrived without their parents or obvious guardians.

Other Asian reptiles, such as several species of geckos, climb with the help of clinging pads under the digits.

You're meant to cling to each other under an open sky, count the stars, stare into the dying embers of the fire where you recently baked a potato and sigh at the simple earthly pleasures of it all.

This is not brilliant, but it is a good enough showing for the under-rated William Hague to cling on for a while to his job as leader.

They cling to him and, reaching under the folds of crimson robes, kiss his brown lace-up shoes.