Sentence examples for is left clinging from inspiring English sources

And because one simply cannot, one is left clinging to the edges of his rhetoric like bobsledder thrown free on a high hairpin turn.

So Blair is left clinging on to the UK rebate, if at a lower rate of increase, accepting defeat at the hands of Chirac, and foisting a budget cut on the newest and weakest members of the EU club, all of whom were supposed to be Britain's closest allies.

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.

In the end, she speaks about Zapata's assassination, revealing his failure to the revolution and Inés makes it evident that essentially, Zapata, her unfaithful lover, has failed her and this protagonist is left clinging to dreams that can no longer exist.

The Whittles are left clinging to the hope that the aftermath of the tragedy will not claim anyone else.

Just as at Falkirk on Sunday, Rangers were left clinging to a single goal lead in the dying stages.

The Wild (22-16-3) dropped third third straight and were left clinging to a 2-point lead over the Red Wings, the Stars and the Blue Jackets.

Police officers in the state of Queensland were left clinging to trees while snakes and crocodiles roamed the streets after days of heavy rainfall.

The result also means that their fellow former Premier League club are left clinging to their third-tier status by a thread.

The St . LouisCardinals finally showed they could win a series at Turner Field in Atlanta, and the Braves were left clinging to the slimmest of leads in the National League East.

At that point, Obama would be left clinging to the least-inclusive count, which he now leads by 441,558 votes (551,780, including caucuses).