cling together

I ran to her and we were in each other's arms, clinging together.

We were close now, clinging together, and neither of us moved.

We started walking out of the station, still clinging together.

We were clinging together like children frightened by the darkness.

Then I saw two figures clinging together near the reef.

Suddenly all three of them were clinging together, trying to find solace in each other.

Now they were in a big chair, clinging together.

Two people clinging together in a time of trial.

He stepped forward and hugged her, the two of them clinging together in the darkness.

They were adults, they must not cling together like children.

For a moment both blades paused, clinging together as if stunned.

When she could walk they headed into the sun, clinging together, heads down, blinded by its white fire.

There, at the edge of the pit, clinging together, they saw a terrible sight.

The four children clung together in a clump as they sat on the step outside, eyes empty and distant.

Inside we are cold, and we cling together for warmth.

Clinging together they followed the line of the keelson to the forward hatch.

Here are the terrified young lovers, clinging together with hands outstretched.

Once upon a time, I supposed, we would have clung together to help Donna.

The little community of the Tabernacle could be trusted to cling together in any trouble.

Still clinging together they waded ashore, and by now it was full morning.

Folk elements have gradually clung together with their own individual musical ideas.

Firefighters found the two children unconscious and clinging together in a bedroom closet.

Directly behind this heap other people were clinging together, crouching or standing.

There's an appetite for strings of words that cling together, and that's a constant.