Sentences with word «cling»

Old Navy top Old Navy vest Express jeans Zooshoo booties c / o Purple Peridot earrings c / o Fall is officially here, but summer is still clinging on with the 90 degree temperatures.

I can't believe in the modern world we live in, achieving things like going to moon and the internet, people still cling on to these stories as truths, If God existed he would have spoken to all humans after he first created them and we would not have all the different religions but 1.

Divide the dough into 2 or 3 parts and keep the rest of the dough wrapped in cling film in the fridge, while you cut the first batch of pretzels or sticks.

Let it cool completely, and store covered with cling film in refrigerator.

It shows off your natural curves in the perfect way, and doesn't cling onto anything you wouldn't want to show off.

Since the outbreak of the crisis it has become increasingly clear: Without financial transfers from the «rich North» to the «poor South», the Euro zone, and eventually the European Union, can not cling together for long.

Just make sure to keep the sponge cake in air tight container, best wrapped in cling film so it would not dry out.

However, there remain severe doubts about Farage's chances of clinging on as leader.

Press a piece of cling wrap on top of the chocolate and refrigerate it until it is firm enough to scoop, about 2 hours.

That is why Paolo and Francesca, the two adulteresses who inhabit the outer ring of Dante's inferno, still cling together like doves, appealing to the law of love, «which absolves no one from loving.»

Wiig isn't a whiny girl hanging onto the potential that douche - bag Jon Hamm might actually ask her to be his girlfriend; she is a woman desperately clinging onto any form of companionship.

Nago is able to triple jump, and Chuchu can float for a short time, as well as cling on to ceilings.

Window clings with the program's rainbow logo are circulated to Seattle area businesses and public facilities identifying them as places where staff who've received SPD Safe Place training will call 911 and allow victims to remain on the premises until police arrive.

While most of me wonders why people cling so desperately to the idea of having a physical keyboard for their touch - screen devices, another part... [Read more...]

By clinging by these microscopic details you just show you couldn't find anything more important to fight.

It skims over your curves and does not cling so it is ladylike, feminine, and professional enough to wear to work or church.

The egg - beater whisk served alongside, onto which clings more raw cookie dough than any grandma, no matter how permissive, would ever let you sneak.

This classic shape flatters your figure without clinging too closely to the skin.

Climb inside, look directly above you and you'll see a headliner that still clings tightly and shows no stains.

What's refreshing, though, is Coffey's skeptical but affectionate feel for the tenacious strivers who cling like limpets to the margins of every arts scene, often for precious years of their impoverished lives.

In his old age (conveyed via a painful - looking makeup job), Moultrie shows gumption by stubbornly clinging to the plantation house where he was born.

It has a nice lining that kept the dress from clinging in the wrong places, but wasn't constricting or annoying.

If water clings more tightly to the grains of one material than to those of the other, the grains may separate even if they are otherwise identical and would ordinarily mix, the researchers report in a paper to be published in Physical Review Letters.

Ben Affleck stars as a corporate sales manager who loses his job after a merger and has to enter the netherworld of outplacement services while clinging tenaciously to a life of privilege he can no longer afford.

Scrape batter into prepared cake pan and bake until the top is uniformly colored with no indentation and a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out almost clean, with a few moist crumbs clinging to it, 35 to 45 minutes.

Upon getting it, I immediately loved the drape and liked the fact that it did not cling too much.

Love is not a word, though we so often cling with relief to this word when it's spoken to us in times of questioning and heartache.

At the same moment, living abstract artists gathered in an alternative space as if clinging for their lives.

Children cling not only to their parents, but to their parents» relationship with each other.

Yes, I am acquainted with these women and with those who cling tenaciously to an agenda long since accomplished.

The seats support but also cling because they are upholstered in black leatherette.

or just keep clinging without anything there, so you don't realise you're falling?

I also found cling wrap too «sticky».

It's a barbarous land where humanity is barely clinging on in the teeth of the elements.

At Fergus McCaffrey the evenly sized stripes of water cling to the front windows, where they measure out the width of panes of glass.

I find I just have to accept a little clinging when I wear them.

Whilst most frog tadpoles hatch into streams and swim, the Indian Purple frog's young instead cling to rocks underwater.

«LibDems will now cling even closer to Tories.

I really wish Wenger would stop clinging onto power and just leave.

This stuffing reminds me of the wintered trails on my favorite hike in Ithaca; rich brown earth and bark with a flair of orange leaves clinging on for dear life as the snow breezes in and settles righteously.

Why cling so desperately to the symbols of sanctity and identity?

A variety of bird species build their nests here, while squirrels and monkeys with babies clinging under their bellies, dart through the gardens.

A drowning man clinging for dear life on air escaping raft... He never represented anyone only appeared to be doing so if he was in the background collecting money, cashing in on a favor, paying a favor...