Sentence examples for What hung from inspiring English sources

What hung together with Clinton seemed forced and artificial with Gore.

What hung in the studio was a proof of the final etching, minus a grid that divides the finished composition into 12 equal parts, a gesture that the artist said was intended as a kind of pacing not unlike a musical composition.

What hung in the balance was the very idea of New Orleans, its language and music and its way of life.

In truth, like Ms. Magliano's blog, what hung over this summer was the ghost of the Old Normal, the world before Hurricane Sandy.

Simon Jenkins said the Guardian had "got what it wanted" and could not complain about "confusion" – this is what hung parliaments look like, he said.

An essay in the catalog describes what hung there, and lo and behold: six or seven of the works in the main display in the sacristy had once been owned by Charles I. Dominating the room were the Tintoretto "Washing of the Feet" and a powerful, Leonardo-inspired Raphael, a Holy Family known as "La Perla": the pearl of the royal collection.

"Think of what hangs in the balance".

I ask her what hang is about.

In confoundingly poetic lyrics, Low asks its listeners to see what hangs invisible in the air.

What hangs in the balance is $926 million in American arrears that has been held up by Congress.

But his coldly impassioned, polymathic, torrential essays are objects of art that will outlive much of what hangs in modern museums.