Sentence examples for it will cling from inspiring English sources

He does not think it will cling to Feliz and Feldman in quite the same way.

Frosting is spread onto thoroughly cooled cakes, where it will cling.

In Arnold Bennett's 1906 novel "Whom God Hath Joined," a woman who starts a legal action to divorce her adulterous husband finds him reaching for the moral upper hand: "You must think of the children" he insisted, with a pathetic air of wisdom and authority.... "It will cling to them all their lives".... "What will cling to them all their lives?" "The scandal of the action — if you let it go on".

If moisture builds up inside the container, it will cling to the lettuce leaves and cause them to become soggy.

Here's how to tell if something is too tight or too loose: If it is too tight, it will cling, make it difficult to breathe, and\or show your underwear or bra line.

Its scent will cling to your fingers, cling to your knife.

This is all academic because it's unlikely Cap'n will cling on to his perch for long.

Though Valencia has been changed by the Cup, I only hope that as it moves into the future the city will cling to its traditional heart - and retain the atmosphere that makes it " foreign" in the best possible way.

Four new towers, one even taller than the present one, will cling round it.

As soon as we see Mia criticize other kids for their dancing, it's clear that she will cling to dancing as a form of escape.

Thus, for the time being at least, it looks like Mr Arafat will cling to power and Mr Sharon will press on with his plan for disengagement, on his own terms and in his own time providing he can convince the doubters among Israelis themselves.