Sentence examples for glued himself from inspiring English sources

A petrified Charles glued himself to her side.

During one breakout, Mr Steele reached London and glued himself to the gates of Buckingham Palace.

"I ran into him one night in the Hamptons, where he glued himself to my side," Ms. Zakim said.

While proclaiming the virtues of flexibility in Europe, he has glued himself into a position that reduces his chances of remaining as prime minister.

Shumpert, chosen 17th in the 2011 draft, has glued himself to nearly every elite guard in the league, from Rose to Dwyane Wade to Kobe Bryant.

MR. LORIMER, who trained as a horticulturist, glued himself to garden botanists like Gerry Moore, the former director of science at the botanic garden, and Steven Clemants, who founded the New York Metropolitan Flora Project before he died in 2008, as they forayed in the swamps and woodlands of the region.

He may have other pressing reasons for wanting to glue himself to the throne.

He burrows his way into her neck and glues himself there with drool.

I wandered around the house heaving in grief; Rick unable to comfort me or offer any support other than gluing himself to my side.

It goes loosely like this: Jack "Voice of a Generation" Kerouac gets jumped-up on speed and strong coffee, glues himself to his typewriter and, in an explosion of muse-channelling Beatnik jazziness, he lets the whole damn novel flow out of him onto a single 120-foot-long roll of typewriter paper.

What we've learned in this race for the base is that Meg Whitman really likes a border fence and insider stock deals at Goldman Sachs, that Terry Branstad needs Sarah Palin to burnish his conservative cred, and that Brian Sandoval is willing to alienate Latinos in his effort to appeal to conservatives and un-glue himself from the largest tax increase in Nevada history.