Sentence examples for clinging around from inspiring English sources

Volume 39 emphasises saying "countless" Mangalorean Catholics were hanged, including women with their children clinging around their necks.

Nonetheless, if I were going to hack free this albatross clinging around my neck I'd have to confront the enemy, regardless of the consequences.

If the white is jellified and resists gravity to cling around the yolk, it is fresh.

I had rather die like a brave man, than have a coward's ignominy cling around my name and live.

At thirty, she is married: "A Husband now / her arms entwine / She clings around / him like the vine".

Physicists hope the machine will shed light on the invisible dark matter which seems to cling around galaxies and affect how they move.

Like Levé's book, it is largely written in the second person, though the tone here is somehow more sickly, fucked up how the air of where you've been seems to cling around your face.

You also shouldn't cling around him if he needs time to think about what you said.

Hoffman gave us plenty to mock in him, and yet, as we saw what the leader meant to the clinging souls around him, and to what extent he believed in his own deceptions, the laughter died in our throats.

The theory would take physics in a radical new direction, and pave the way to understanding dark matter, the invisible substance that clings around galaxies and makes up around one fifth of the universe.

Fold the overhanging cling film around the ice cream to wrap it up.