Two of them, however, cling to my memory very tenaciously.
Even the very old and hopeless cling tenaciously to life.
Yet they still cling tenaciously to their home, and to Charleston.
Instead, it has become news when farmers tenaciously cling to their property.
Usually, human spirits clung tenaciously to their bodies and the world they had lived in.
Clumps of the dark stuff still clung tenaciously to the plant.
She tenaciously clung to and revered life in all its forms.
The ancient Sister had weakened in recent years but clung tenaciously to life.
We clung tenaciously to our runes, longer than any other nation.
The bad news has a way of clinging tenaciously.
