I'm just clinging on, but it's been an incredible ride.
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NDX is clinging on for its 2800th consecutive year of gains.
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Mr Zuma is clinging on because he has much to lose.
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" "That's a piece of hope that we're actually clinging on to.
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If the relationship is dying, accept that, don't keep clinging on.
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"I already felt like the last bohemian clinging on," she said.
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That still leaves a lot of rejects, many of whom are clinging on.
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Fortunately, the cable was found clinging on, somehow still attached to the ship.
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The more you're clinging on to the past, the more shocking they will be!
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It just seems like a negative narrative that some people are clinging on to.
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"So to continue clinging on to the old ways — it just boggles the mind."
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For whatever reason, though, he's still clinging on to the hope that she may change.
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ACROSS SOUTHERN Africa self-styled liberation parties have proved adept at clinging on to power.
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Clinging on while Trico climbs rickety scaffolding is thrilling, even if it's entirely non-interactive.
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Militants have been clinging on in a few dozen buildings in Ghiza Bahriya for weeks.
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Alam accused the government of clinging on to power by "brute force" in the interview.
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It walks along the tufa without becoming too buoyant by clinging on with elongated claws.
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The is clinging on to its year-to-date gains after extreme swings in February.
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On the positive side of things, the headphone jack is still clinging on for dear life.
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Back when BlackBerry was still clinging on to relevance, Tencent came out with WeChat for BlackBerry.
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And, the next day ... he returned the favor by clinging on to her for dear life.
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Another person was pictured clinging on to a Barrett M82A1, a rifle capable of firing armor-piercing .
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The president promised Mexican voters drastic change, and often dismisses his detractors as people clinging on to privilege.
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The reason for clinging on, investors say, is their belief that regional companies will still deliver robust profits.
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Germany's most recent chancellors have all been pushed out of office, after clinging on to power too long.
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These headphones will neither fall off from being too loose nor become painful from clinging on too tight.
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Power, he told the crowd, belonged to them and not to the politicians clinging on to their jobs.
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The consequences will vary by firm, with some tycoons gradually ceding control, and others clinging on to it.
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In "TROS," Palpatine is seemingly alive, clinging on to life by being hooked up to a giant machine.
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SPX, is clinging on in positive territory and while the trade jitters have sapped the Dow Jones Industrial .
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She waded through Mekong River, with the children clinging on, ducking underwater when they feared they might be spotted.
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Trump's hands are their own, clinging on to the flotsam and jetsam as the future's lonely tide breaks change.
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In the Labour camp Jeremy Corbyn has been rejected by three-quarters of his MPs and is clinging on.
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Cover image: Spain's last coal miners are clinging on to their jobs at La Escondida, or the Hidden Mine.
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By clinging on, Mr Netanyahu is undermining the democracy that makes Israel shine in a region of violence and oppression.
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The yen is still clinging on to a 2280 percent gain despite a 2200 percent plunge since the U.S. election.
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At the time of publication, Bertorelli's iPhone was clinging on for dear life, but still lying on the balcony below.
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Cult like fans will be glued to their TVs, clinging on to every play like their life depends on it.
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Thinking of that little white kitten clinging on for dear life with its tiny claws, then shrivelled up and dead.
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Many are traumatized, not knowing if their parents are alive -- clinging on to the nearest doctor or nurse they can find.
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Empires crash and burn, but among the embers we can usually find one or two inventions worthy of clinging on to.
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Despite being wrong-footed for years, strategists are still clinging on to their view of a weaker dollar in a year.
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Shannon Beador spent two decades clinging on to a relationship with David Beador, amid tense battles and his very public affair.
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You're suddenly able to let go of something you've been clinging on to—it just doesn't make sense for you anymore!
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The same genetic tools involved in reanimating a mammoth may be tremendously useful in saving species that are still clinging on.
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When she started coming for us on all fours, baby clinging on, we started running and Robet stayed to offer her fruit.
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But the men clinging on in the remaining hotels were protected by housing laws that gave them the rights of permanent residents.
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"Die Hard" is a marriage clinging on for dear life, and there just happens to be these eastern European terrorists in Nakatomi Plaza.
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On the back, there's a raptor clinging on to the Larry O'Brien trophy ... and the phrase "The Best in the World" on top.
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He said the market continues to move higher despite mixed economic data, dysfunction in Washington and geopolitical turmoil because it's clinging on sentiment.
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And it raises still more questions about why Trump himself is stubbornly clinging on to what is now known to be a fabrication.
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It makes up by offering another complex protagonist who goes through some dark shit and is clinging on friends for a way to recover.
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Higher and higher she would go, squeaking and clinging on to the notes, taking her audience with her in sheer delight at her audacity.
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Modern-day OSes have got much better at managing this over time, though it's still an issue, especially if you're clinging on to older hardware.
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That said, MoviePass is the only service that made any inroads in any of those strategies, and yet, it's still clinging on for dear life.
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Small skirmishes took place early in the day in parts of Marawi, where fighters loyal to Islamic State were clinging on for a fifth week.
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Or, it can manifest as a stronghold of the past and all that is familiar, clinging on for dear life like a clenched crab claw.
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I've so far resisted, clinging on desperately to my vinyl collection and any CDs I still have from the 1990s that aren't scratched beyond playability.
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Justin Bieber has had it with fans clinging on to his past relationship with Selena Gomez, and using that to disparage his marriage to Hailey Baldwin.
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At the age of 33, I'm attempting to accept what I look like right now, rather than clinging on to an image taken five years ago.
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Its fighters are clinging on to positions inside the Syrian town of Manbij, a critical waypoint between Raqqa -- the group's administrative headquarters -- and the Turkish border.
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It's possible they were there because Peep was struggling and wanted his friends around, or because they were clinging on to his ascent to the top.
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The protesters packed up and drove back to wherever the fuck they came from, to be lonely and hateful, clinging on to an increasingly outdated viewpoint.
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I regularly spend upwards of fifteen seconds trying to line up a jump, only to reattach the kid to whatever surface he was clinging on to.
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If life did arise on Mars, then it may still be clinging on, lying dormant in the regolith and waiting for the next brief pulse of meltwater.
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The ancient city of Aleppo was fiercely divided at the time, with government troops holding most of the west and the opposition clinging on to the east.
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If Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt keeps at it, clinging on for dear life, it will join the pile of shows everyone says they stopped watching after season x.
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Well, if you've had a hard time letting go and are still clinging on, Pluto will make you say goodbye when it challenges Jupiter on the 24th.
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He roared after his strike from the penalty spot just about kept United clinging on in fifth place in the race for the top four Champions League spots.
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Prime Minister Theresa May was clinging on to power on Thursday after her final Brexit gambit backfired, pushing sterling to new five-month lows against the U.S. dollar.
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Don had observed partners at other firms staying around too long, in some cases even falling asleep in meetings, and clinging on to too much of the economics.
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Despite clinging on to the ideal of the Folkhemmet -- "the people's home" -- Sweden has become a divided society, where more than 15% of the population is foreign-born.
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Stick some adult ticks on a pair of regular pants tilted at a 45-degree angle, and 100 percent of them will still be clinging on 5 minutes later.
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If microbial life did arise on Mars in the distant past, it might be clinging on in just such an isolated pocket of water below the planet's surface. Perhaps.
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Beria has looted Stalin's private records, destroying evidence of his own cruelty while clinging on to the documents indicating the complicity of his colleagues in the USSR's numerous atrocities.
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Biden remains the nominal frontrunner of the quartet, but Harris and Warren are chasing at his heels while Sanders appears to be clinging on to stay with the frontrunners.
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It left A's fans (and pretty much anybody else without a New York area code) clinging on to some kind of hope for a miracle that would never come.
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The man's wife, Justine Latton shared photos of the horrifying moment on Facebook, which show the spider clinging on to the hotel door with the tiny possum in its mouth.
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Many people were clinging on to their aging MacBook Pros in the vain hope of seeing a major spec and performance upgrade that simply didn't materialize, and that's been frustrating.
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Barrow defeated President Yahya Jammeh in a December election but Jammeh has refused to step aside despite regional pressure to oust him if he persists in clinging on to power.
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The ruling party, ZANU-PF, said it planned to move a motion to formally expel Mugabe, who has been clinging on to the presidency despite a military takeover last week.
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Islamic State is clinging on in the center of Sirte in the face of a two-month campaign by brigades mainly composed of fighters from the western city of Misrata.
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It's always struck me as this desperate optimism, clinging on by his fingertips to hope in spite of a world that does its best to beat such ideas out of you.
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Also, in its current state of mainly natural with relaxed ends clinging on for dear life, I likely wouldn't be able to withstand the bleaching process in the healthiest of manners.
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Patients used plastic escape slides and ladders to flee the upper floors, while others were carried out by firefighters or rescued by clinging on to a rope hung from a helicopter.
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And neither can everyone else it seems — a video of the baby clinging on to its keeper has reached over 60 million views in less than a day since it was posted.
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Russia -- and even more so Iran -- have invested heavily in keeping him in power, especially since last summer, when one defeat after another left the Syrian regime clinging on in many areas.
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Microsoft's move should hopefully hasten the slow death of Flash, which is still clinging on despite its multiple security holes, its removal from Google's display ads, and its widespread replacement by HTML5.
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But, with Mr Corbyn clinging on and the economy yet to feel the smack of Brexit, Mrs May has a chance to increase her working majority of 17 to perhaps more than 100.
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She is clinging on to her job after mass protests in the financial hub in the past week against a controversial bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial.
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She seems to be clinging on because they can't get rid of her now, because that would undermine the Conservatives' legitimacy even more, so they have to just kind of leave her in place.
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But for those of you who are clinging on to all the rainbows-and-sparkle-and-sunshine for dear life, not to worry: The beginnings of the mermaid trend are already in full force.
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Against the yen it was left clinging on 22, after hitting a six-week low of 111.27 yen in the previous session when it skidded 1.1 percent - its largest decline in almost eight months.
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Yet, markets seem to be clinging on to hopes of progress in a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G21.2673 in the western Japanese city of Osaka.
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The world's most hated plugin is clinging on thanks to a generous $5 discount offer from FedEx, which apparently desperately needs customers to reenable Adobe Flash to be able to print things from its website.
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But at the same time liberals were intensely worried about the uneducated masses with their habit of clinging on to irrational traditions, on the one hand, or demanding the redistribution of property, on the other.
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I once had a high school Spanish teacher who went through a whole day with a pair of underwear clinging on to the back of her shirt, presumably by static electricity formed while doing laundry.
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But other measures require some help from the websites you visit, and based on a hidden option found in the latest Firefox beta, Mozilla may start publicly shaming websites that are still clinging on to HTTP.
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He will have to be ruthless and move fast, with the country's budget due next Wednesday seen as crucial if the country has any chance of clinging on to its one remaining investment grade credit rating.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 18 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand inched firmer early on Friday, clinging on to the strong gains it made in the previous session, after the country's cabinet approved a long-delayed plan for electricity generation.
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This was, of course, really very Italian, with a country forged by history's most stylish smoker, Giuseppe Garibaldi, clinging on to its love affair with tobacco long after many of its neighbours decided to pack it in.
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Scores of people mill around on the thick crash pads, chatting, waiting their turn and offering the odd shout of encouragement to those clinging on to the colourful plastic holds that festoon a series of plywood walls.
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All of Canada, it seemed, was clinging on to Andreescu's every shot during a bold and brilliant performance on Saturday in which she dominated rallies with punishing groundstrokes to overwhelm tennis great Serena Williams in straight sets.
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Another former prime minister, François Fillon, the centre-right candidate, is clinging on by a thread after it emerged that he employed his wife for years as his parliamentary assistant, despite little evidence that she did any work.
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A hardcore of gunmen were on Tuesday clinging on to positions in a deserted commercial heart, which has been reduced to rubble by a bombing campaign that has angered residents with no homes or businesses to return to.
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I feel so guilty that this person, through no fault of their own, has decided to love me, and then I pay them back by barely clinging on; by suffering in a way that makes them suffer, too.
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Syrian forces, backed by the Russian military, have been carrying out an extensive campaign in the area in recent days, attempting to wrest control from an ISIS affiliate that is clinging on to a small pocket of territory.
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The Beijing-backed leader is now clinging on to her job at a time of an unprecedented backlash against the government that poses the greatest popular challenge to Chinese leader Xi Jinping since he came to power in 2012.
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He demonstrated his tenacity - some might say stubbornness - to the last, refusing to accept his expulsion from his own ZANU-PF party and clinging on for a week until parliament started to impeach him after the de facto coup.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the 67-year old activist behind a grassroots left-wing rebranding of Britain's main opposition, is clinging on as party leader in the face of an attempt to oust him by his more centrist fellow Labour lawmakers.
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While the S&P 22 and Dow Wall Street bellwethers are down the most since 22.3, at around 93 percent their losses aren't too bad, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq is clinging on for its 29th consecutive year of gains.
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Sure enough, having firmly announced his resignation, he seems to be clinging on to the hope of running a caretaker government that would rush to elections in February under today's rules (perhaps amended by the court) or a unity government.
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When Jughead goes to the woods to look for Dilton, per the map Dilton left, however, he finds Dilton dead at the base of an altar alongside drive-in worker Ben (Moses Thiessen) who is barely clinging on to life.
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Yet Bagehot bets that Mrs May is safe in her gilded prison in Downing Street for at least another year: embarrassed by scandal, overwhelmed by problems, battered by crises but nevertheless clinging on to office, the great limpet of Brexit Britain.
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Musa Qala itself is a dry and sparsely inhabited district that British and American troops fought hard to control between 2006 and 2008, but its loss could bring further losses elsewhere, including Sangin where government forces have been clinging on.
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Following a busy year for African leaders clinging on to power and defying term limits to seek re-election, one of the continent's longest-serving president claims he plans to step down as head of state in the next two years.
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For any stragglers still clinging on, the nail in the coffin arrived three years later when The Lonely Island returned with "I Just Had Sex" featuring actual Akon—a purveyor of the fucking era now readily turning on his own brand.
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The pro-Islamic State Maute group has proven to be a fierce enemy, clinging on to the heart of Marawi City through days of air strikes on what the military called known rebel targets, defying expectations of a swift end to their occupation.
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I was still very closeted and had no frame of reference for knowing what I actually wanted or knowing how to engage with my body, so I was clinging on to these little symbols of connection that I would get tattooed on me.
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Avocado on toast might still be clinging on as the go-to breakfast for Instagram's clean-eating parade, but new research shows that ordering smashed avo like a basic bitch might actually make you "get the glow" in more ways than one.
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The Taliban, which the United States now estimates controls or threatens around a third of the country, have overrun large parts of Helmand, leaving beleaguered government forces in district centers like Sangin and Marjah barely clinging on to a few official buildings.
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The Beijing-backed leader is now clinging on to her job at a time of an unprecedented backlash against the government and a series of mass protests that pose the greatest popular challenge to Chinese leader Xi Jinping since he came to power in 2012.
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The Beijing-backed leader is now clinging on to her job at a time of an unprecedented backlash against the government and a series of mass protests that poses the greatest popular challenge to Chinese leader Xi Jinping since he came to power in 2012.
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LONDON, Oct 61.9483 (Reuters) - Emerging market stocks fell for a fourth day running on Friday and were clinging on to the slenderest of monthly gains, as fears of a global bond market sell-off left sentiment fragile and Turkey's lira at a record low.
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The attack on checkpoints in Gereshk, on the main highway through Helmand, a few kilometers to the north of the governor's compound in Lashkar Gah, and Nad Ali, to the west of the town, underlined the growing pressure on security forces clinging on in the southern province.
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Syria's head-spinning free-for-all Under attack in Sinai, Libya In Libya, the last pocket of ISIS resistance is clinging on in the coastal city of Sirte, attacked on the ground by militia that support the nascent Libyan government and from the air by US airstrikes.
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But if you're still clinging on to the tiniest hope of ever seeing these mechanical icons appearing in a film worthy of their worldwide impact in the 1980s, and The Last Knight's got you reeling, feeling like there's no way to sooth this burn: video games can help.
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In April gamblers rated her chances of clinging on at two in three, after her government announced a transitional agreement with the EU. If Britain can agree a full withdrawal deal, the transitional agreement will give it an extra 21 months of what amounts to continuing membership but without voting rights.
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So as well as active surveillance and vector control, Camara is a big supporter of more scientific research into sleeping sickness, to figure out why it is clinging on in Guinea, and whether a change in approach could help them make further progress—and, maybe one day, eradicate it altogether.
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Bonding in the smoking area with a girl after asking her what time it was 'cos I was too fucked to see for myself and spending the rest of the rave with her, or clinging on to the nearest person coming out of the toilets and instantly falling in love with them.
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The day's late game witnessed spectacular fare at the Hawthorns as West Bromwich Albion opened a three-goal lead over Crystal Palace by halftime, including a first since October for Saido Berahino, only to eventually be left clinging on to a 3-2 win after a second half double from Connor Wickham.
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