glom on造句

• The chlorine atoms in the salt air glom on to other chlorine atoms.
• They glom on to method, not learning.
• Why didn't major toy chains glom on to such a cool little critter?
• That goes double for job seekers who should glom on to their friends'and spouses'holiday parties.
• "I know how people glom on to the rich, " says Evan, a minor character.
• In an otherwise bleak baseball summer, the temptation will be strong to glom on to the kids for sustenance.
• Players can rotate pieces as they drop, and try and combine the colors with other Ka-Gloms on the bottom.
• His boss at the whale wash, Sykes ( Scorsese ), who never liked him, now gloms on as his manager.
• In their procedure, expensive " designer " solvent molecules called calixarenes selectively glom on to cesium, allowing it to be removed from the liquid.
• The act also forbids people to glom on to various Olympic symbols, most particularly the interlocking five rings, so familiar, so attractive, so tempting.
• After touching each other's faces with their little eye stalks for a split second, they glom on to each other, writhing and kissing for what seems like an eternity.
• :: : 1 ) A cell phone network can be made more reliable than land lines, since, if one tower goes down, it can glom on to the next.
• He gloms on to whole big sections of recent history and filters everything through one unproven prism : that J . F . K . wanted to withdraw from Vietnam, and that he was murdered for it by The System.
• And sometimes a person will glom on to an outsider as a soulmate, a piece of his or her destiny, and begin a relationship that is just like an affair, except they may never actually get to bed.
• Know your Web destination and you can glean a terrific recipe, get a nutritional analysis of your meals, read the latest scientifically-based word on caffeine and learn that bacteria love to glom on to leftovers cooling at room temperature.
• "It's a different culture, so a film in Europe by certain directors, no matter how serious it is or how comic, once they glom on to a certain director, you become box office, " he says.
• It gloms on to a tried-and-true action disaster storyline-- an unruly group of misfits get stranded in the desert after a plane crash and need to put aside their differences in order to survive-- and holds on to a rather clever plot twist.
• With all the Republican candidates bowing and scraping in the direction of their living legend, Ronald Reagan, am I the only one waiting for one of the wannabes to glom on to Reagan's biggest issue in 1980, when he really cemented his grip on the conservative movement?
• So its use at the end of a resolution, even an irresolute one, means that the Security Council remains in possession of, or control of, or is still really interested in, " the matter, " and nobody else had better seize, grab, snatch at or glom on to jurisdiction over it.
• Yet his best essays are about the succumbers _ the mad-driven scholars of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the conspiracy buffs who glom on to the Kennedy assassination, and their myriad kin " who risk disintegration, destabilization, in the single-minded, even self-destructive devotion to the decipherment of such enigmas . . ..