How to pronounce “clung” in English

And other people clung very tightly to what they were feeling like they were losing and, as a result, missed out on opportunities.

that I sort of clung to because she was one of the first.

musles and snails that clung to the wet Stones far down the beach a rock

I think it was funny he clung to the Northern gentleman, even though he went other places and never--

So my mom, she clung on to her English roots quite a lot when we were growing up,

offering her a bit of icicle that still clung to my mitten.

She had these light filled eyes and a black eyelash clung to the side ridge of her nose.

And so that vision of what I wanted made it really easy to let go of things that I maybe otherwise would have clung to or rationalized keeping.

So maybe this was all just justification, but I clung to it, and now we have this book, if that answers that.

school clutched a cell phone in one hand and a wireless email device in the other I clung to a small spiral notepad that

when I was in Thailand, when I first got there, I basically clung to English literature, which is my comfort literature.

After that, they hung out every other day, held hands in the streets, skipped through traffic, whispered in each other's ears in public, clung together skin

Most of the original finish was missing, exposing wood that was alternately dried out or stained; patches of foggy shellac still clung to other