clinging vine

They had been using these to brush away clinging vines and such.

But if Deborah is a plant, she's certainly not a clinging vine.

The others must have popped out in the struggle below the clinging vines.

As we pushed through the clinging vines, dark forms leaped on us from every side.

Clinging vines are fine on other walls and sturdy supports.

This man was being "the clinging vine" or something.

Well, it only takes proper handling to make a clinging vine out of you."

The ramparts were tall, but covered by moss and clinging vines.

Clinging vines can damage the house structure by working their roots into the mortar, if it is weak.

Lots of outside walls have clinging vines on them."

It is an oddly solemn place, bereft of brush or clinging vines.

Remnants of clinging vines hung from its overhead wooden trellis.

Clinging vines of ivy offered a rapid means of ascent.

"The sturdy oak will support the clinging vine!

He was sitting right on the edge of one of the seats, with her as the clinging vine, legs bent up behind his back.

Much heaved, tilted pavement choked with shrubs and clinging vines lay ahead.

Maybe Honey would be more forceful than simpy today, less of a clinging vine.

I was never a clinging vine.

Dawn approached and Tamara couldn't avoid sleep's clinging vines.

As soon as the two deputies came close, the door slid open, the mechanism straining a bit against the clinging vines.

The air was dark and steamy, and the trunks of tall trees were shrouded by clinging vines.

Once they came near to the enclosed Garden of the Clinging Vines, and walking high into the air looked down upon it with much interest.

Clinging vines stick to solid objects.

Of course a woman should know her own mind and few men really relish a life with a clinging vine, but it can be taken too far.'

Minear came off as weak, the nance of the two, the clinging vine.