Примери коришћења Clung на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Ruth clung to her mother-in-law.
But the Portuguese clung to their faith.
You clung to Etienne like a particle.
Maggie was the hope Enzo clung to.
And Maria clung to her Otto.
Every detail, every moment,every life clung to.
I've clung to the belief that I had no choice.
I remember I saw only that man who passionately clung to me.
The dream she had clung to so desperately had enfolded her.
I remember I say only that woman who passionately clung to me.
Your player clung honor to become a hero and liberate the planet from the evil magic.
At a time when others abandoned divine standards,Jephthah and his daughter clung to them.
The Europeans clung to the formal purpose of the talks- an agreement by both sides.
While many cantons accepted the reformed[212] faith, others clung with blind persistence to the creed of Rome.
If anything, she clung to Miss Symes and I like a suckling calf missing her mother.
After a few trial runs,the two men found a configuration that would work- Matthew wrapped his legs around his friend and clung tight.
The Elijah I know would never have clung so desperately to the word of a duplicitous stranger, telling him what he wants to hear.
The Curiosity rover that has explored Mars for three years is not sterile, andcould contaminate the wet areas with terrestrial bugs that clung onto the spacecraft through the cosmos.
And that I owe to my mother, who clung to her conversion and died young, largely through the hardships of poverty resulting from it.".
As a matter of fact, I have consciously planned very little; and should chiefly be grateful for having been brought up(since I was eight) in a Faith that has nourished me and taught me all the little that I know; andthat I owe to my mother, who clung to her conversion and died young, largely through the hardships of poverty resulting from it.”.
He certainly seems to have clung unduly to his office as trustee of the family estates of the house of Lancaster, which must have given him command of a considerable sum of money.
The earliest instance of a licensed reprisal recorded in England was in the year 1295 under the reign of Edward I.[12] The notion of reprisal, andbehind it that just war involved avenging a wrong, clung to the letter of marque until 1620 in England, in that to apply for one a shipowner had to submit to the Admiralty Court an estimate of actual losses.[13].
Many who professed conversion still clung to the tenets of their pagan philosophy, and not only continued its study themselves but urged it upon others as a means of extending their influence among the heathen.
Jim came out first, andcarefully assisted out his old mother, who clung to his arm, and looked anxiously about, as if she expected the pursuer every moment.
Many who professed conversion still clung to the tenets of their pagan philosophy, and not only continued its study themselves, but urged it upon others as a means of extending their influence among the heathen.
Cling to your hopes.
Clinging to a piece of floating wreckage.
What clings to you now?
What clings to your teeth?
Your baby will cling to you and cry when you leave.