Sentence examples for will cling in from inspiring English sources

If you have a toned, peachy derriere like Jen, go for a dress that will cling in all the right places to show them off.

Humans will cling to their place "in the loop" as long as they can, no doubt insisting that the highest level of decision-making – whether to go to war and with whom – be reserved for human leaders.

Too much detergent won't get washed out and will cling to clothes, trapping in moisture.

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

Water will cling to the fine particles in soil until it is completely saturated.

Henman, who has no alternative but to remain positive in public, will cling to the moment on the Arthur Ashe centre court when he served for the second set at 5-4.

Bacteria in your mouth will cling to this artificial sugar instead of your teeth.

In life, as in the fairy stories, children will cling to even the most abusive parent.

Many families will cling to their holiday traditions, because of, and in spite of, the year's upheavals.

Clients may want to believe that they made the right choice of adviser in the first place, or will "cling to nurse, for fear of finding something worse".

People fortunate enough to live in a rent-controlled apartment will cling to it for life.