Sentence examples for clinging launch from inspiring English sources
When moving from tree to tree, ruffed lemurs will look over the shoulder while clinging, launch themselves into the air, and twist mid-air so that their ventral surface lands on the new tree or limb.
The no-flight zones were declared by the United States in the aftermath of the gulf war in 1991, when Mr. Hussein, clinging to power, launched attacks against the country's rebellious Kurdish and Shiite populations.
Still clinging on to the policy, MSP Richard Simpson launched another motion in 2012, that was finally thwarted this week.
This involves two of you clinging onto a double-sized bodyboard with four handles and launching yourselves headfirst into the surf.
With players clinging to walls, chucking grenades, using jet packs to boost up to impossibly high ledges, launching unmanned drones and tea-bagging the dead, there's rarely a moment to draw breath.
A striped beast with formidable weapons, launching itself at much larger prey, sinking its grappling irons into the flesh and clinging on like a demon in a medieval manuscript.
Intel, then, is left clinging to the top of a palm tree while the technological tsunami that it started with the 1971 launch of the Intel 4004 sweeps across humanity.
Still clinging to the wreckage!
I remember clinging to her.
Heartfelt but not clinging.
