Sentence examples for stop clinging from inspiring English sources

And Belgrade must stop clinging to Russian objections to Kosovo's independence.

"Stop clinging to the Old Brooks," Dr. Groom likes to say, "and guess what?

For his part, Mr Ponta said Mr Basescu has become an "illegitimate president" and should stop clinging to power.

After all, they were told, nobody keeps the Sabbath in America; stop clinging to the Old World.

DVorkin says journalists need to stop clinging to the notion they are the only authentic verifiers of truth.

No other major school district bans worship services in its schools, Mr. Lorence said, adding that it was time that the city "stop clinging to an obsolete policy that is based on an extreme view of the separation of church and state".

Add cold water, 1 tablespoon at a time, while tossing, until the dough stops clinging to the side of the bowl.

These sieges left them both disturbed and slightly angry or ashamed, so that they could not stop kissing, clinging, and using fond words to make it up to each other as they said good night.

It's time for Davis and her supporters to stop selectively clinging to the Mosaic laws that divide us rather than embracing the covenant of love that has the universal power to unite us.

They are pulling out all the stops and clinging to the dying branches of a tree that no longer has roots.

"To stop static cling, I put Bounce dryer sheets in every load of laundry," she says.