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1. She continued to cling to the wall, her feet and one hand used to hold her up, she still had her other sword strapped to her back, waiting for the opportunity to use it but feeling helpless without both weapons in her possession
2. I cling to that thought
3. It takes a certain kind of suffering to strip us of all the vanity that we so easily cling to
4. I’ll go and have a word with the doctor or whatever, shall I? I think we ought to cling to the relationship angle, don’t you? Cousin Karal?’
5. thickening mist vapours that cling to dim, spare
6. we could not sleep but cling
7. He can feel a trickle of perspiration running down his side, making the material of his shirt cling to his damp skin
8. Wind streams through the cabin, whistling on the jagged slivers of glass that cling to the window frames front and back
9. ‘Sorry, I don’t know what’s wrong with me,’ I snuffle … bursting into tears; I cling to him helplessly
10. He just needed to cling; she was distracted by the cabinet in which he'd put his clothes
11. She didn't answer, she just continued to cling to him
12. Why must there be more? Why must we cling to life as though it meant something? As though it were even real? I have lived to see the sun setting on the infinite days ahead and have attained the end of all knowledge
13. that he often had to cling to Annabelle for support
14. But at least enough of him had made contact with the floor for his suit to activate it’s static cling until he could get to his feet for his boots to do their gecko sticking thing
15. We merely cling to our senses, in the end, he thought
16. We should also carefully consider whether we should cling to our knowledge of the Earth’s condition today, or whether we should rather look at the conditions on the Earth before such a flood occurred as described by the Bible? From what the Bible tells us, the world was a lot different in the times before the Flood from what we experience today: Below are some passages describing various aspects:
17. The walls of this chamber were so smooth that even fine dust did not cling to them
18. She had to cling to the faintest of chances that this might somehow work
19. The heat flared up in my midsection, twisting inside me, lancing down between my thighs and up, into my lungs and into my heart until I could only cling to him
20. The night air cooled as it swirled around the forest floor, causing an eerie fog to cling to the ground
21. Any crystals or spiritual tools used in healing should be smudged, as should areas which have experienced conflict, since negative entities will cling to the items and places
22. or we can cling to our ignorance and thereby hold ourselves and others back
23. Saving me her only purpose left to cling to
24. You’re now cloaked in a skin as thin as cling film, as tough as diamonds, and as flexible as silk
25. - What does it give you to cling to that feeling, nuse?
26. My shoes cling to the rough rock
27. I cling to Tobias’s arm
28. As we walk the streets I once called home, conversations sputter and die, and eyes cling to my face and body
29. I regret the duplicity, but we knew that you have been conditioned to cling to the faction system like it is your own mother, and that we would have to help ease you into this new era
30. I see the little pieces of this world that we’ve managed to cling to bursting into flames
31. hands, didn’t feel his lank hair cling to his neck as he dizzily swiveled to look
32. understanding of the external environment and definition to the behavior, they cling to at the
33. wealth to people at the same time, only stupid people cling to his gaze fixed on the pain, persistent pain
34. I would return the salute, of course, but I had to wonder how long the “glow” of battle would cling to me
35. Remember His promises and cling to them because God cannot lie
36. “the only hope we can cling to is that the house can punish her serveerly for her crimes”
37. 32 A nobler spirit, however, prompted the majority to cling to their religious observances,
38. 12 therefore the divine vengeance is reserving you for eternal fire and torments, which shall cling to you for all time
39. It was if our mouths had been fused together, as if they had been made for no other purpose, but to cling onto one another
40. To cling to my memories forever, torment me with my crystal clear vision of the way he looked when he said my name, the way he smelt when he held me close, and the way his breath felt on my neck when he lost himself in my hair
41. And as long as you cling to the idea that only what has
42. and cling to him and you will be saved and safe
43. M: As long as you are a seeker, better cling to the idea that you
44. Cling to one thing, that matters, hold on to ‘I am’
45. way to being able to see what I see, but you cling to your old
46. He wondered how they met, and Colin was supposedly happily married, and his wife did cling rather tightly, never suspecting her husband's infidelities
47. M: There is trouble only when you cling to something
48. You cling to the idea that you
49. Q: Yet we are afraid of the better and cling to the worse
50. Yet we cling to it
51. Cling to what is doubtless and leave the doubt-
52. It will cling to me as long as
53. It is definitely the other way round — you cling to the
54. cling to the familiar
55. The chilly breeze makes me want to cling on to Zachary
56. Olivia dropped her face against Jesse’s shoulder, clinging to her as a child might cling to a mother
57. At seventy five years of age he left his father’s house with only a promise to cling to, but it was a promise that became his ambition, his vision
58. “We will cling to our love for Talia, my dearest, and care for her with all our hearts
59. To cling to
60. In our world, people become the qualities they most cling to
61. Don’t you think the matters of tradition we cling to might be set aside for a while?”
62. She rose to meet him, her hand still touching the Elder’s shoulder, a point of contact for him to cling to
63. It flows swiftly through the slow re-gathering of my mind, wiping away the bond that has been holding it together and, even as I try to cling to the pieces of myself, they are gone
64. This time the battle is between the two of us alone and the stories we tell, the stories that cling to us
65. as something to cling to
66. 32 A nobler spirit however prompted the majority to cling to their religious observances and by paying money that they might live unmolested these sought to escape the registration 33 cheerfully looking forward to future aid they abhorred their own apostates considering them to be national foes and debarring them from the common usages of social intercourse
67. 10 And he running up to the pans said 11 Impious tyrant and most blasphemous man were you not ashamed having received prosperity and a kingdom from God to kill His servants and to rack the doers of godliness? 12 therefore the divine vengeance is reserving you for eternal fire and torments which shall cling to you for all time
68. kingdom, and it will be this faith that I cling to until I take my
69. Some fainted or screamed out as they attempted to cling to the arms of their men
70. “This is the final test to see how tenaciously you cling to your worthless emotions
71. The element of the rocks obliged his request and the rocky ground expanded upwards to cling to the Brotherhood magician’s feet
72. It is a simple lie, but men fight better when they still cling on to hope
73. The dark-robed acolytes, now totally exhausted, were unable to further assist the solders so she surmised that with the fullness of night she may still have a chance to get past them and out of this alive, it was always good to cling to hope
74. They cling to them desperately
75. Any chance of a third pregnancy was slim, but I was willing to cling to the hope that it could
76. Mahavir said that the subtle atoms of these actions cling to you as the scum
77. have; they cling even to the horrors of a grey world of all-embracing fog
78. They may cling to the home, fearful of venturing anywhere else
79. Doctrines can also be systems of thought to which uncertain religious believers cling: they prefer ecclesiastic rule rather than Sonship to God
80. As I cling close to thee
81. There was a little girl who would cling to me
82. The water is warm and slick, minerals cling to your skin when you come out leaving you shiny in the daylight
83. You hold his hand to your face, the callus ridges static cling make the tiny fuzz on your face come hither
84. Boweloft went down, screaming and trying to cling to the wood panel with his fingernails, but he had no luck
85. understand that they're dead, while others cling to this place, this time, fearing the unknown,
86. Even their togs gave them away—loose so as not to cling and reveal their sex
87. The plastic bag was already fogged and starting to cling to the face
88. I cling to him, my eyes wide with terror
89. of Christians still cling to the superstition that He will come to judge
90. 3 The Nazareth chazan continued to cling to the belief that Jesus was to become a great teacher, probably the successor of the renowned Gamaliel at Jerusalem
91. We can indefatigably say, without conviction or fear of persecution from the stone-throwers, the spit-uponers, and the mockers of the world, that there are those things which the individual will, given time and conditioning, cling to with such persistence and readiness as likely to exhaust the very one who wonders why the other does what they do at such extreme degree
92. But when these same children become grown-up men and women, would it not be folly for them to cling to these earlier and misconceived notions regarding their father? As men and women they should now discern their father's love in all these early disciplines
1. He did love me, Stephen, I know it makes me sound like a fool clinging to a daydream, but he did
2. days and weeks, while Benjamin was faintly clinging to life, the Holy
3. were rusted beyond hope of opening, fused together at hinge and at lock, clinging to
4. He zoomed in expecting to see a human figure in an exosuit floating out there in the debris, clinging to a piece of rent bulkhead like some parody of a castaway
5. The redsuits were visible every thirty or forty yards or so, clinging to the ring
6. Horcheese was fully through the hatch and clinging to a handhold near the NAV console before he turned and saw her
7. Perhaps JJ would want her around as a sort of honorary aunt … or would that be too weird? As if she were clinging to a facsimile of the man she loved? No, maybe it would be best not to hang around … for the first time she felt the rootlessness of her existence
8. My boots thick and heavy with clinging sand,
9. At the water's edge I found tiny bits of waving, organic fluff clinging to the pebbles just where the bubbles melt away; curious purple pieces of seaweed no bigger than a crumb lying on the beach and spiky bits of crab shell attached to the occasional limb
10. Here was a sense of lost innocence, of delicious isolation precariously clinging to the warm air itself
11. Her fingers clutch at the bedclothes convulsively, clinging to their reality as her memory took her back
12. I was still clinging to the idea I might get something out of this deal
13. He scrambled out of that area as fast as possible, with some clinging to him, summoning all his will power to keep from screaming
14. She was dressed in the same thin but warm, clinging robe she'd worn the previous Nightday and Alan reacted with what seemed like an admiring, if bashful, stare
15. Clinging to his shoulders to stand, she met his every move with a counter stroke
16. He felt its life-force, though dim, and was somewhat heartened knowing that the Great Tree was yet clinging to life
17. "Wasn't me," Emily replied, a residue of blue flames still clinging to her form
18. clinging to the hem of His garment
19. Then he went on to tell of how much danger his father had put him in once again when he tried to shoot him with a paralysis dart when he was seventy feet above the stone floor and excrement pile of that abandoned area, clinging to a slanted roof
20. The Red Mage spent his life clinging to the illusion, always shifting shadows
21. clinging to its sides like chickens around a mother hen
22. Each human being is made of billions and billions of elementary particles clinging to one another
23. Among the countless things they’d talked about while clinging to a mast from Father’s ship, she remembered Andrastus describing how to coax milk
24. I feared he’d plummet to his death, but when the vapor cleared, I saw my rangy cousin clinging to a rock
25. Then she saw this fact confirmed as he unclasped his chiton , turned his back away, and toweled off the beads of water clinging to his upper torso
26. on sat still but only because they had a clinging hope that
27. Thick hair the color of charcoal and muted silver framed his face, wayward and rain-dampened strands clinging to his temples
28. They’d been clinging to the mast for days, ever since it broke loose in the storm
29. So Andrastus used the last of his strength to untie a piece of sail cloth still clinging to the mast
30. ” She returned to her position against his chest, clinging to him for comfort
31. She ran outside and braced herself, clinging to a lamppost against the wind, holding onto Sarah with her other arm
32. She laughed, clinging to my hand
33. It was bad enough standing up here at this dizzying height clinging on to the parapet for support
34. ” After this we made love one last time slowly and tenderly and then we went to sleep sated and clinging to each other like the children we were but for once when my eyes closed the nightmares stayed away
35. Kiri was still clinging to his shirt, cowering behind him, hanging onto the warmth of his body
36. He was still clinging onto the hope that she might change her mind at the last minute and stay with him
37. The new world had no place for old world religion; these were people who were regarded as weak by the Darangi, clinging to beliefs that made them feel secure and their lives meaningful
38. Nevertheless, I had a light sheen of sweat on my face, and my shirt was clinging to my back when I entered the air-conditioned Police house
39. It was the man clinging to a cliff, his fingers losing their grip, and him still certain that
40. You, anxiously, watch from the other side of the walnut tree, half expecting him to come darting out with a 10 foot snake clinging to his face
41. At the moment, she could hardly judge cleanliness, though, not when she could smell the stale sickness clinging to her body
42. Despite the terrible fire raging from Santiago, the eager soldiers passed beyond San Juan, clinging to available coyer, and shooting with little fire discipline, at the trenches dug in the hillside leading up to the city
43. Carolyn screamed, burying her head in Dawn’s back, clinging on so tightly that Dawn could hardly breathe
44. Carolyn calmed down and stood up, clinging to her mother, her sobs subsiding
45. Rounding a thick bed of reeds, Brock slid to a stop and heaved a sigh of relief when he saw Grey clinging to a rock in the middle of the river
46. Clinging to these fond memories Broshee continued on, hoping her journey was nearing its end
47. He was thrashing about in deep clinging mud, his mouth open so that he had little choice but to swallow the cold, clammy liquid
48. Desperately clinging to Soffen's image, Brock fought off the tentacles swirling inside his head, his mind filling with the love he felt for her
49. As of mid-November, the UNITA/SADF force had destroyed the Cuito Cuanavale airfield and pinned down thousands of FAPLA's best remaining units clinging onto the town's defensive perimeters
50. As Shooter shot through the open window, Grunt, still clinging tenaciously to his legs, went with him
51. Clinging tightly to the frightened bird's neck, I manoeuvred myself into a sitting position
52. A few seconds later we were roaring along the road at ninety miles an hour, Uncle Hobart clinging tightly to the juddering steering wheel, his eyes wide, his teeth clenched
53. The beautiful woman clinging to his arm grazed her breasts across his upper arm while running a forefinger from his Adam’s apple to his chest and what could the teddy bear do, but blush?
54. Dorian wrapped an arm around the woman, who was now clinging to his shirt as she sobbed, and guided her carefully to the edge of the room where I stood
55. The other guy was clinging to the rock face, crying
56. A sudden light shot from it, and a crackling kind of bang, and suddenly, she was clinging to a man with one arm wrapped around his neck and the other with the weapon pointed at his temple
57. His voice was interrupted with each impact of his bottom nevertheless Kevin, while clinging desperately to the horn and with his reins hanging slack and useless, managed to assume a masculine and in-command tone as he came alongside to suggest they stop for a rest
58. But even more enchanting was the presence of a glowing green-blue dragonfly, its impressive transparent wings stilled, clinging to the top of the bloom
59. the fabric she had held against her waist, clinging to pointless modesty, for what He wanted, He would have
60. She remembered the dragonfly, clinging to the dew-damp pink rose that early morning, as she had stood in the back garden with her first cup of java, dressed in the same pyjamas and housecoat she wore right now
61. Each man could smell the woman’s perfume clinging to the neckline of the charcoal top, it was an opaque mixture of honey and vanilla that he knew would linger in his minds much longer than the woman that wore it
62. The silhouette of a man climbing from the boat became visible, clinging to the steel rungs welded onto the outside wall of the barge
63. The crew of the fishing boat La Nene II came across a man who appeared to be a light-complexioned foreigner clinging to floating debris and on the rush of tide being swept to sea through the narrow channel
64. Holding me and moaning she took all my hate from me and gave it back as love, until I was clenched hard around her, face pressed to her breasts, arms clinging her to me hard, violently, legs by now outside hers, clenching them together and to me and I orgasmed, shuddering violently, mindless and desperate
65. From clinging so desperately onto me, now she’s managed to have me chasing after her! But who cares, she won’t get away from me this time!
66. The moral? Don’t look back at what was, because memory, in the face of difficulty, is usually biased toward clinging onto that part of the past good, at the expense of forgetting the bad
67. we were clinging to the hope of that big miracle that we knew would
68. Christina pulls herself tight to my side, clinging to my arm
69. Her frock was dripping with brown water, clinging to
70. securely clinging to his back, he clamped his gun-arm onto the
71. through the hole and saw the woman clinging to the bed that floated on the other side of
72. leather coat clinging to him in the dense humidity
73. Jay arrived a few hours later, the stench of marijuana clinging to him
74. Maybe she was thinking of how I spent the entire battle clinging to Mana
75. She was looking at me in horror like I was a slug clinging onto her neck
76. Before she could say more, the Major turned and walked down the road, the little boy clinging to his hand and jabbering excitedly
77. I stormed into my bathroom, filling the sink to its brim with soapy water and slammed my shirt into it, clinging to the back wall opposite the basin as I examined the layers of blood slowly starting to come apart
78. If there’s an adventure film, the hero must have a female clinging to
79. I pushed and shoved the passers-by’s, the onlookers frantically in an attempt to touch him, my arms outstretched in front of my body, grasping, clinging onto his coat that seemed so close yet always managed to evade my fingers
80. We loved each other in complete silence, tightly clinging onto one another knowing that it would soon come to an end, when my father shook me out of my trance abruptly
81. As I adjusted my body to fit into Levi’s clinging of my hand, I believed for the first time ever that I didn’t care who he was, or even what he was, because I wasn’t sure at this point
82. This is childishness, clinging to the toys, to your desires
83. scared kids clinging to me for dear life
84. It is the clinging to
85. This clinging is at the root of everything
86. My heart began to race as I slowly moved forward; I was pretty sure I was hurting uncle Josh by the way I was clinging to his arm
87. She was clinging to him and being overly flirtatious, it was completely inappropriate
88. With my hands clinging to his chest, he speeds away
89. Olivia dropped her face against Jesse’s shoulder, clinging to her as a child might cling to a mother
90. All were crying, Yazadril and Nemia as they stood clinging to each other, Talia as she hugged with Hilsith, Theramin and Dilimon and Alilia as they stood alone and failed to be stoic
91. She stepped away from Johan, the tendrils of his puzzlement clinging to her skin
92. With his heels clinging to ribs and his hands full of mane, he practiced the balance necessary to raise his body to a more erect posture
93. Ralph has scarcely begun to orientate himself, if such an act were possible, when the green fire swallows itself up once more and comes to rest in the jewels clinging to his fingers, leaving him and his companions exposed to open skies and wild sound
94. Clinging to memories and happiness
95. She woke with a gasp, the fragments of the dream clinging to her thoughts
96. Anger flared within her again, but then she saw the rest of the people on their knees or clinging to branches around them
97. heels clinging to ribs and his hands full of mane, he practiced the balance necessary to raise
1. The storm has passed but John still clings to the wreckage
2. Russ sees the explosion at the front of the car, starts over to help John, but Ahmed clings to his leg with both arms, stopping him
3. who clings to this lonely keel with her
4. that clings to the bottom of his rag-frayed trousers
5. far from where she clings to my heart
6. His skin clings to his protruding bones
7. The pup clings to me with raw paws and buries his tiny head in the folds of my shirt
8. Her face pales as she clings to the seat
9. Knead on speed 2 until the dough clings to
10. The smell of bread and spices, and the bitterness in the cook’s words, clings to his skin for many hour-cycles after
11. “With all the death that clings to you, how can that be true? What if the Spirit you thought you saw was, in fact, the wolf? Perhaps Sloth’s mistake is yours
12. The mist of rain still clings to life
13. The boy clings to his leg
14. ice clings to their tops, barren deserts that stretch out for
15. there, the ivy that clings to the stone wall wraps
16. The gunner on the down side clings to his fixed machine gun and is hanging out of the open door, but the elevated gunner is not so lucky and falls back through the gun deck
17. of life the dust that clings to the poor
18. She is surfing towards me, extending her arm, as she clings to the board
19. Sometimes Cameron still clings to the earth a little bit but gradually this is fading
20. Obviously this word TRUTH clings to the entire core
21. Obviously this word TRUTH clings to the entire core of both testaments
22. The fly that touches honey cannot use its wings; so the soul that clings to spiritual sweetness ruins its freedom and hinders contemplation
23. Her soul clings on
24. Instead, the patina of the modern world stubbornly clings to the
25. Bad Habits | Vices: Clings to the past
26. A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives the rose
27. The word alaq besides meaning a congealed clot of blood also means something that clings, a leech-like substance
28. palace clings to the rock face and burrows into it
29. She clings open the cash register while noticing his sudden movement
30. So that now he clings
31. I can't tell you how much ashamed I am of that sort of girl, the girl who clings, who follows, who laments,--as if the world, the splendid, amazing world, were empty of everything but one single man, and there were no sun shining, no birds singing, no winds blowing, no hills to climb, no trees to sit under, no books to read, no friends to be with, no work to do, no heaven to go to
32. open grave; or there comes an hour when he clings with
33. He clings to the swell of her hip with his other hand, rumpling her robe to feel the silk beneath and the skin beneath that
34. clings to the surface of the object
35. She clings to my shoulders
36. There is a struggle in nature against this divine substance,—in nature which is not made for joy and clings to pain
37. Clings to everything she takes off
38. The mandated list of occupants clings to its front door
39. 'And now,' he was softly saying, 'I take to the road again, holding on southwestwards for many a long and dusty day; till at last I reach the little grey sea town I know so well, that clings along one steep side of the harbour
40. See how soft the dried leaves are under your feet and how rich and green the moss is that clings to these old trees
41. He says that he has not given up hope, that no matter what the police say, he still clings to the idea that Megan will come home
42. Ah, poor old chap, he clings to any straw! His father and his mother asked me to see you, for the mere mention of the subject is very painful to them
43. The way it clings
44. The shotgun he clings to like a lapdog—too late, but who knows? There may be other vandals
45. gossamer web! Even the points it clings to—the things whence its subtle interlacings are swung—are scarcely perceptible: momentary touches of fingertips, meetings of rays from blue and dark orbs, unfinished phrases, lightest changes of cheek and lip, faintest tremors
46. Then she went towards him, and might have represented a heaven-sent angel coming with a promise that the short hours remaining should yet be filled with that faithful love which clings the closer to a comprehended grief
47. Snow catches on his pants and clings to the hem
48. A gray dress clings to her shoulders, floats away from her waist
49. Prue clings to the Shrouds with the screaming Babe at her Waist; the whole Battle stops in Medias Res to observe this most terrifying Sight
50. Probity, sincerity, candor, conviction, the sense of duty, are things which may become hideous when wrongly directed; but which, even when hideous, remain grand: their majesty, the majesty peculiar to the human conscience, clings to them in the midst of horror; they are virtues which have one vice,—error
51. He strives to detain the army, he recalls it to its duty, he insults it, he clings to the rout
52. In order not to lose anything of the affair, he scales the walls, he hoists himself to balconies, he ascends trees, he suspends himself to gratings, he clings fast to chimneys
53. When a being who is dear to us is on the point of death, we gaze upon him with a look which clings convulsively to him and which would fain hold him back
54. The Lowood constraint still clings to you somewhat; controlling your features, muffling your voice, and restricting your limbs; and you fear in the presence of a man and a brother—or father, or master, or what you will—to smile too gaily, speak too freely, or move too quickly: but, in time, I think you will learn to be natural with me, as I find it impossible to be conventional with you; and then your looks and movements will have more vivacity and variety than they dare offer now
55. “I know where your heart turns and to what it clings
56. Cotton clings to the fence wires, and cotton rolls in little balls along the road when the wind blows
57. They fancy that the monster to which these arms belonged ordinarily clings by them to the bed of the ocean; and that the sperm whale, unlike other species, is supplied with teeth in order to attack and tear it
58. Could I behold this and live? Alas! Life is obstinate and clings closest where it is most hated
59. I see him now, excellent and venerable old man! His eyes wandered in vacancy, for they had lost their charm and their delight—his Elizabeth, his more than daughter, whom he doted on with all that affection which a man feels, who in the decline of life, having few affections, clings more earnestly to those that remain
60. But still remembrance to him clings,
61. ” Marianka clings in preference to her Cossack lover, and Olenin feeling despairingly that this rude, simple, barbarous life can never absorb, can only encyst him, goes rack to his duties at the front
62. This is easily to be understood because the Church still clings to an organization of the world's life, which has been forsaken, and is rapidly falling to destruction
63. She still clings to it, in grief and horror
64. She clings to me as if we were one soul
65. It knows the doctrine that must underlie the foundations of life in this new epoch; but, yielding to inertia, it still clings to its former habits
66. Some kind of folly, naïve and original, an ecstasy of gold, I know not what, by her called her hair, clings with the grace of some material round a face brightened by the blood-red nudity of her lips
67. Every man clings to life and honor as long as he can
1. She clung to the companionway rail while he charged thru the remaining canal
2. He clung to a handhold in front of the chair
3. Nlara still clung to the mainsail rings high up the mast
4. They clung to each other tightly; she was still trembling in his arms, her passion so intense
5. Luray had some color back, but still clung to him
6. " She clung to him
7. Onlookers clung to the rooftops, on window ledges and every available vantage point straining for a better view
8. ” He led her to his bed and they removed their clothes and climbed in and clung to each other as exhaustion overtook them
9. The cloth clung like wet jersey, but it had glitter that flashed as she jiggled
10. thereby all the more clung to
11. broken walls and towers which clung to a natural outcrop at the end
12. His saturated clothes clung to him and he was painfully aware of the bruises that spotted his body like dark tattoos, a constant reminder that he should be dead
13. Grinly clung to the lip of the overhang listening to
14. Bits of bush clung to his trousers, dirt grimed his hands and, no doubt, his face
15. They clung together
16. In the second room the bookshelves were overturned—dominoes that clung
17. at the same time, but at the platform she clung to the poles with each hand
18. He turned and desperately clung to her
19. They clung together a little longer in the deepening dusk
20. So she did the next best thing she sacrificed the larger kitchen everyone else had received, and went on the search for the little comforts, Mike clung tightly to in Salt Lake
21. Tiny droplets of water clung to everything
22. Most of the buildings actually facing this block had workrooms or storage on the second and third floors, what apartments there were, clung to the very top
23. " she proclaimed, looking up at his angered face, snow clung to his hat and about his chest
24. " He hugged her and she clung to him
25. She clung tighter, desperate for his strength
26. " The imp clung to Tetloan's hair as the boy flung his head up and down, back and forth, desperately trying to track the focus of Emily and Solo Ki's pupils
27. She burst into tears and clung to him, her breath coming in short ragged bursts
28. "Then we have Yhohonshu," a plush and tall creamy-pale woman with tight white curls who's robe clung well, "and Kiethying," a tall gaunt man with a little streak of charcoal left in his beard, very like Althart but more somber of visage with straighter hair and beard
29. ” She gave me a hug and I clung to her
30. She was trembling slightly and began sobbing as she clung to him
31. They clung to each other, seeking comfort in their embrace
32. You know how it goes, right? Jobs that have become a burdening, stressful weight rather than a joyous opportunity to learn and contribute; once vibrant relationships gone sour yet clung to in a monotonous and abject state of surrender; and unending financial woes that in great part are self-generated due to an insatiable purchasing hunger that feeds on itself like the viral monster that it is
33. She shivered against Helez as she clung to her in shock
34. And she clung to it fiercely
35. Helez embraced her and they clung together for comfort
36. Eventually they caught a small rat and they both smelt faintly of fresh blood, a few drops of which still clung to Ben's snout
37. Some of the strands clung to his tear-dampened cheeks
38. Withered mothers carried their shrunken babies who clung desperately to the breast
39. Jeremy relinquished his hold on her and she clung to me, sobbing
40. Joseph must have been working with cedar trees recently because the odor clung to his clothing
41. Green leaves which clung to the boughs stirred in the gentle morning breeze
42. Leah clung to my hand as though she would never let go
43. Tears were streaming down her face, mingling with mine as we clung to each other
44. When I said nothing, only clung to him, he coaxed
45. When the pain finally subsided, I took a deep breath as I clung to her hand
46. Arrows and Guardians alike clung to each other in the storm as they watched everything burn
47. Rogan and Sebastian clung to the walls of the tunnel as they crept up on the entrance
48. She clung on to him until he straightened and turned on the torch in his hand
49. ” I clung to him
50. “Mother!” She clung to my hand
51. Trees clung to the sides of the mountains, displaying their different shades of greens
52. He shook his head, that long, dark, curly hair that clung to his scalp with sweat
53. Chelsea, though little bits of the old order clung on, in council flats built in the gaps where Hitler's bombs had fallen - those that hadn't been sold off in the Thatcher era - and in the sixties blocks of the nearby Boxington Estate
54. The remnants of the dream clung to the corners of his brain
55. She clung to that feeling
56. her burnt orange Shantung dress that clung softly to ev-
57. Shelagh clung to her; dragged at her as Rosemary twisted and turned
58. Helen clung to me and whispered in my ear
59. The sheets were like ice and they clung together for warmth
60. Gradually they transmitted their heat to each other and their bodies merged together and Rosemary opened to him and they clung together in joy and love; the juices of their love-making mingling as one
61. And how they had clung together for warmth between the cold sheets
62. The last train whistle blew and I kissed Helen again for the last time and she clung to me as the tears ran down her cheeks and they wet and mixed with mine
63. I had to prise her off and she and Mabel clung to each other like survivors on a life raft the parting almost too much to bear for all of us
64. They clung to each other, molding their bodies as one until the raging fire of passion consumed her
65. Walking was no easy task: those heavy jeans clung coldly, still sopping wet, and the thought of it started her shivering
66. People clung to their oxygen canisters as to life itself
67. In addition, a hint of the sewers clung to the man
68. Saddest of all were Porge and Dumpus, who clung to each other and drenched themselves with tears, still in disbelief that their best friend Bosco wouldn’t be coming home
69. She clung to the shadows along the walls and paused to listen every few steps
70. Two cats clung to her, one with its claws buried in her eye sockets
71. before; and yet it was afraid and clung to the Mother Moon
72. A few burnt rags still clung to his body, smouldering with thin wisps of grey smoke
73. Amaranthe peered over the edge at the second man, who clung to the ladder, using his sleeves as protection from the hot metal rungs
74. Kitty and Harry danced about him and clung to his knees, while Mrs
75. “I am here, I am here,” he murmured in her ear, and she clung to him, her face wet with tears, sitting up on the couch, slowly returning to awareness from her vivid dream
76. I began to fret as I clung to the phone
77. She clung to it, almost crying, clasping it with both of her own, bringing it to her face, kissing it
78. In the bathroom, she lifted the toilet tank cover and there, half submerged in water, a large wad of bills clung to the mechanism
79. Dorian pulled back, and I clung to him harder
80. In reality, Frank had run home that day, doing his best to push the experience from his mind: but in his nightmare, the chick had clung tenaciously to his palm, and no matter how hard he had tried, he just couldn’t shake it off
81. Each apparition horrified Beth every bit as much as her, yet Herminia clung to her for strength, offering eternal thanks for her loving support
82. I clung to the coats as if they could offer some support
83. He started to pull away, but I clung to his shirt
84. She clung on tightly, with her head buried in the back of my shoulder
85. They clung together, both fully aware of the mysterious milestone they had just achieved
86. Raul was heaving against the skinny man in an attempt to shove him over board while he clung to the rail with tenacity, in spite of the fact that his body was literally out over the water
87. Beth sobered suddenly, pushing Truman to arm’s length where she examined the details of his face, then clung to him with her face nuzzled into the cradle at the junction of his neck and shoulder
88. The girl clung to her mother’s skirts, looking shyly at the strangers
89. Maybe their tribe was older and their customs still clung to the time before the Purge whereas they, the God’s chosen children, had been instructed in different ways
90. She sat up higher, and the loose skin clung tight in huge, elongated wrinkles of dead tissue
91. The man to whom she clung asked her then with worry in his voice:
92. They were broken fragile things that needed each others warm to live, and so I rubbed and clung to her
93. Truthfully; he’d been close to shooting first and asking questions later; and both Lone Dove and Blue Bird still seemed to be hysterical as they clung together on the ground in tears
94. Now he wanted to see her face, but she clung too closely
95. She moved away, but ever so little, and clung again to his hand
96. The plane of force struck the Cloud and clung
97. The young girl clung closely to the old
98. They clung to each other with the fingers bored into the arms of the other and the tears streaming down their cheeks
99. She did not sense Elior’s cold hands that clung to hers
