| Still, one kind of food cloys after a time, and so our new settlers found it. |
| It was an exquisite vigor of sweetness, not in the least the kind that cloys. |
| So, too, does the wonderful Lauren Worsham, who plays Phoebe D'Ysquith, the rival for Monty's heart, with a demure sweetness that never cloys. |
| The ball goes soft and cloys into the pitch and speeds off the bat with all the velocity of a wet rag. |
| And Brian had found in Joan's face the vigor of sweetness, not the kind that cloys. |
| A perfect day in April far excels a perfect day in June, because it provokes and stimulates while the latter sates and cloys. |
