| And Ms. Sittenfeld's embrace of the unremarkable is even clingier the second time around. |
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| Also, most New York snow comes in warmer conditions and mixed with sleet or rain, which makes it wetter and clingier. |
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| Maternity clothes took a turn toward clingier, bulge-hugging lines last year. |
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| It's a lot clingier than I would usually wear but I felt really confident in it. |
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| Also, sildenafil made platelets clingier only when natural blood-clotting stimulants were present. |
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| Introverts tend to be clingier, says Suki Montgomery Hall, assistant director and psychologist in the Counseling and Wellness Center at Ithaca College. |
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| After the birth, Mark, from Ogmore Vale, noticed that Michelle was clingier than normal, but put it down to the trauma of giving birth. |
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| When my time was up, I gently shook off the clingier critters and wandered over to the footbath. |
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| Could it be a case of, the clingier she gets, the less interested he becomes? |
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| First, though, Cutkosky will have to make the robot's imitation setae tinier and clingier. |
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| She said for slender girls, the clingier, revealing type dresses are popular from designers Paris and Maggie Sottero Flirt's prom section. |
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| They may suddenly become clingier or unsettled on a Sunday evening. |
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| Being in pain is frightening, so she may be clingier than usual. |
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