Sentence examples for will cling on from inspiring English sources

Either the prime minister will be disposed of by his colleagues some time in the next few weeks; or he will cling on for as long as he is constitutionally permitted to, before calling an election in June 2010.

The danger is that they will cling on, as the odds suggest, which would leave them dithering over whether to remove their heads from the sand, and remove him in Vince Cable's favour.

It isn't good enough to throw bodies at the top rung and hope that some will cling on; you need to encourage people on to the first rung by making the climb seem both easy and worth it.

That's why they will cling on to them.

Fox will cling on to that...but is hardly consolation.

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

Though some think Sir Menzies would be more easily persuaded to step aside, others disagree: "He'll cling on like a limpet - he's tough".

An editor will give you the time of day and you'll cling on to that advice as if your life depended on it (for me, that was Lorraine Candy, the editor of UK Elle who happened to start the same day I did).

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.

In general, if there are bacteria on the floor, they will cling to the food nearly immediately on contact, Dr. Gulick said.

With gravity too weak to keep it there, the box of electronics and sensors on legs will cling to its ride with an explosive metal harpoon.