One, two, three, and more, an excitable flock, gather in a leafless tree, gossiping gregariously: black-white-grey-pink, tails longer than their bodies, flitting between the branches, chasing one another, tumbling and somersaulting, clinging upside down to twigs.
An I. Klein pedestrian falling into a hole in the ground asks a pick-wielder, "Is this the I.R.T. or the B.M.T.?" Alan Dunn's construction worker sends up a Swiss-on-rye sandwich by crane-lift, and Leonard Dove's riveter, clinging upside down to a scary high beam, murmurs that beer at lunch always makes him drowsy.
They feed on tree exudate, clinging upside-down to the bark of a tree by digging in their sharp-pointed clawlike nails, stabbing the bark with specialized canine and premolar teeth, and then scraping up the gum that flows out.
France could not run the clock down clinging to a one-point lead for 75 minutes last weekend; the Springboks showed how to do it here.
There was a very emotional scene as the three nuns, Sisters Marcella, Genoveva and Mariette, broke down, clinging to my arm, holding each other and crying helplessly as they all began talking at once.
Clinging, crying, melting down, pleading.
"They're going to leave me" will either lead to clinging or shutting down -- but surely not to opening up with genuine love and kindness.
Thus they constantly shadow us like ninjas and pounce on us when we are at our most vulnerable, with pants down, clinging without any success to the last shred of our dignity.
The nBmp2NLStm mouse showed decreased ability to cling upside-down to a wire mesh cage lid, and immunohistochemistry showed that nBMP2 is detectable in skeletal muscle myonuclei of wild type but not mutant animals.
By seven minutes United were two down and clinging on.
