Examples of using Clung in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But Poseidon split the rock to which he clung and drowned him.
And what is more, they clung to it.
Embarrassment and shame clung to her.
But they offered me this little piece of reassurance, and I clung to it.
Her lungs were rotting, but she clung steadfastly to her brutal life.
And the sentimental clung to it for its historic associations, and the musical for its excellent acoustics,
As my son clung to my legs, shaking
He founded a group of people who joined him and clung to him, and he called it Israel or the Jewish nation.
On the day of her treatment, Mommas clung to all the vet technicians,
I tried to shake the images away, but they clung, nipping at me, begging for my attention.
The Elijah I know would never have clung so desperately to the word of a duplicitous stranger,
I clung to the office with the true limpet touch for many long months,
Ironically, the chapters that deal with the children who clung to the notion that their fathers were somehow conscionable people are easier to digest.
He believed that as long as he clung to the Bible, he could be raptured into the kingdom of heaven.
Even as our people clung to the edge of an Abyss,
The Bolsheviks clung to the idea that the“masses” were unable to carry out a social revolution on their own and perform self-management.
Despite the challenges and failures in his life, he clung to God and continued to serve him faithfully,
Until the Grat Depression, most economists clung to a vision of capitalism as a perfect or nearly perfect system.
Barth clung to the window, looking out,
my Dad and I would fight over the stringy mozzarella that clung to the aluminum foil.