• I clung to it as if it might suddenly vanish.
• He clung to his anger--because he was afraid of fear.
• His thick, black hair clung to his head like a wrinkled mat.
• Tom still clung to the idea that she had started in his slow mind.
• I loved Nanine tenderly; and Gaston, how one clung to that good fellow!
• He saw she didn't like it; he saw that she clung to him; and it pleased him.
• The rest clung to what supports they could find and held on expecting instant death.
• She clung to Deborah and wept at parting, but Cyrus did not even say goodbye to her.
• And again she burst into tears, but clung tight to Mitya's hand and did not let it go.
• She tried to go out, but tottered, and clung to the back of a chair to support herself.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Thomas Jefferson, License CC BY-SA 4.0