cling to, onto, on, during or in?
| My eyes seemingly clung to him. |
| We all needed something to cling to. |
| She wants to cling to the old myths. |
| However, when your boss is clung to you through all the possible ways like cell phones. |
| Imagine Gordon Brown still clinging to power or even worse the dittherer Ed Miliband. |
| Then, clinging to a steel handle on the door, I kick up my feet and haul myself on board. |
| Sun Coast News reports crewmembers from a pilot vessel rescued a 46 year old man clinging to a buoy at about 6:50 a. |
| Still clinging to your anti-muslim beliefs? Call your God whatever you like, you are ignorant whatever you call Him. |
| This man has entered the stage of political idiocy that is manifested by clinging to power and hoping for longevity. |
| Cycling today *without* a helmet is a benefit both to the individual and society - and the experts don't disagree on this. |
| I was barely clinging onto a little bit of hope. |
| Back then, like most Brits I was a Henman fan, clinging onto the belief he could still win Wimbledon. |
| Clinging onto your cell phone won't make him call you any faster! Put it down and go and have some fun. |
| It is driving us towards a cliff and yet we cling onto it because we have been indocrinated to never question its existence. |
| Next next day, finally bumped into other two flatmates, who both seem to have clung onto each other for dear life, and have also made their own group of mates. |
| However, Shri Deshmukh has clung on to his post. |
| Paul indeed bitterly regretted ever having challenged this teacher as he desperately clung on to await the final blow. |
| The Stoat kills the Rabbit by repeated bites to the back of the neck, inflicted while it clings on to its victim's back. |
| In these 4 teachings, Pastor Jon shares with us about the faithful God to whom we can cling during storms. |
| Just as a favorite garment becomes softer and more comfortable over time, a spouse becomes the single, solid, supporting rock to which one clings during life's intermittent upheavals and ' storms '. |
| They clambered up the tottering walls, they clung in wreaths and groups about the high-standing pillars. |
| And so we clung in trepidation to the flat wooden seat, hypnotized by the panoramic views of the passing Bangladeshi countryside. |
| These false views lead one to grasp and cling in a way that causes anxiety and mental illness, and ultimately physical illness also. |
| Faded blue jeans cling like a relief map. |