Sentence examples for which is clinging from inspiring English sources

Clearly, he has infuriated the current government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, which is clinging to power while resisting pressure to use force against the protesters.

Clearly, Mr. Thaksin has infuriated the current government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, which is clinging to power while resisting pressure to use force against the protesters.

That's bad news for the Avalanche, which is clinging to a 2-1 lead in its four-of-seven-game Western Conference semifinal series.

As a result, the non-dominant hand is more likely to strike the ground than the dominant one, which is clinging to an object or otherwise occupied.

And, further, a summer in which even the Daily Mail is clinging to its hope that homosexual couples should not be given the right to sign the death certificate of their life-long partners by the narrowest of margins.

Portland is three points behind Houston, which currently has 43 points and is clinging to the fourth wild-card slot.

"BT is clinging on to an old business model which is supported by illegal downloading.

Solidarity, which has been clinging to power but decimated by infighting and political scandals, appeared to receive less than 5percentt of vote.

I was using material which would be clinging on by the skin of its teeth even at a gig where people wore homemade clothes and played Scrabble in the interval.

Conant neglected to tell me (but wrote in a journal) that Hughes, when they met, had just saved a canoeist's life on Lake Pontchartrain — an ex-marine, who had gone out fishing, swamped, and swam to a buoy, to which he was clinging, nearly hypothermic.

So when you fold these items for storage, shake them out and check for any socks which may be clinging.