Sentence examples for clinging over from inspiring English sources

Here it was a muggy, slightly unsettling day, with a low fuzz of bruised cloud clinging over the hills behind the board.

Clinging and closing over the earth, the mist will foster sorrows and secrets.

Yet some entrepreneurs still cling to over-inflated valuations.

BORN OUT OF RESENTMENT OF THE WORLD BANK The New Development Bank was therefore not just born out of resentment over the World Bank and IMF's main donors stubbornly clinging to their over-weighted voting shares.

Up came old Stephen again — crunching locusts underfoot with every step, locusts clinging all over him — cursing and swearing, banging with his old hat at the air.

Bastrup and Simonsen threw their arms around each other before falling over, still clinging to their clumsy embrace.

A padded jumpsuit was reminiscent of the effeminate 80s designer Claude Montana, while chaps were made out of rough shearling and worn over clinging long johns.

The knit vest appeared over clinging ivory T-shirts and shells in softened lamé or silvery damask patterns, some drizzled down the front with a crushed ruffle.

The nonsense over "clinging to god and guns", which she made the most of.

The customers check their BlackBerries; over-worked and clinging to financial jobs in a financial crisis, they just want something good to eat and fast too.

Running from fresh green to sludge brown, we have the guacamole with the clingfilmed surface, which barely seems to have changed colour, the one with the cling film over the top of the bowl, which has visibly discoloured, the one with the stone, which is green underneath the object and elsewhere exactly the same colour as the open bowl: murky.