cling **

"And many of those people were found clinging to each other."

She clung to his hand as though someone might take him away again.

She was clinging to him, her face close to his.

He tried to look away, but the eyes clung to him.

He turned to the girl, still clinging to his side.

Many who still clung to life would not for long.

He seemed at times almost to be clinging to me.

And to each of them three or four men had clung.

They clung to each other for a couple of minutes.

And she clung to the door as her only hope of support.

She clung to his hand as they moved toward the door.

She would use the water still clinging to her body to return.

We have all seen young children clinging to a father?

She made a move to leave, but he clung to her.

He turned to leave then, but the girl clung to him.

But going home the same day was what my husband and I clung to.

His son clung to life for a month before he died.

So many people are here, but they cling to matter.

He clung so to me that I could not move.

Her arms went around him and clung to his back.

She suddenly clung to him, and everything was all right again.

Well, he could give her another wall to cling to.

He clung to the hope, no matter how hard it became.

Some part of his mind clung to that hope himself.

Suddenly she clung to me and turned her face up.