Sentence examples for keep clinging from inspiring English sources

"We'll keep clinging to our Constitution, our guns, and our religion," Palin said last spring, "and you can keep the change".

My gut told me that even if I made ice out of San Pellegrino before their very eyes, these Slavs would keep clinging to their tepid drinks.

"The largest Beveridge countries – the UK, Spain and Italy – keep clinging together in the middle of the index", the report states.

Anyone who has to fly regularly might do well not to watch, and just keep clinging to the illusion that the Hero of the Hudson is at the controls.

Similarly, our heroes keep clinging to brinks by their fingertips, as if to prove that a proper cliffhanger needs a genuine cliff — a curiously nostalgic approach, although the director's fondness for the retro is crucial to his non-stop knowingness, with its hints of both hipster and nerd.

This election's coming Democratic tsunami will exile Republicans to the political wilderness, where they will have to decide whether to keep clinging to yesterday's politics of fear.

Along the final climb, Nibali had to push away fans, who kept clinging to him.

A goal there would have altered the dynamic of the game but Rangers kept clinging on and the longer it went on, the more confident they got.

"Before there was Marilyn, there was Norma Jean , said Robert Greenwald, an associate producer of "Blonde," the CBS mini-series that has its premiere tonight at 9. As Marilyn Monroe's spectacularly conflicted other half, Norma Jean Baker kept clinging to dreams of love, children, a normal existence.

Humanly, I can understand Mitchell's frustration that this row has rumbled on for four weeks, and his hope that he can keep on clinging on.

Oh, and he apparently would scrap the two great government programs that keep millions clinging to fragile middle-class status — Social Security and Medicare — because he wants to eliminate the payroll taxes that now pay for those insurers of dignity.