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clinging
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