| He will cling on to a remembrance of the good things he enjoyed at Celtic in the recent past, then. |
| I chose to read this edited collection piecemeal as I attempted to cling on board the whirligig of a new teaching year. |
| Marvellous resilience by the Killough travellers saw them cling on like leeches, brilliantly grinding out four winning games to record a superb victory. |
| I have to face these facts, so that I won't cling on to the deceit he spun around me. |
| They squeal, shiver and cling on to one another, complaining about the temperature. |
| The bird in the hand was worth even more when bushes were dangerous. Are humans, then, hardwired to cling on to their possessions? |
