The phrase "alone hanging" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a poetic or artistic context to describe something that is suspended or isolated, but it is not commonly used in everyday language.
Example: "The painting depicted a single lantern, alone hanging in the darkness, casting a faint glow."
Alternatives: "suspended alone" or "hanging solitary".
Some sat alone, heads hanging.
Lara, now 36, was spending much of her time alone or hanging out with older children.
These researchers videotape chickens at play or rig doors so pigs can use their snouts to choose between eating their food alone or hanging out with other swine.
Although the characters in "Perestroika" still love their former partners, they must face life alone; and hanging over all of them is a larger abandonment — the disappearance of God (here portrayed as an offstage character who walked out at the time of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake).
For some perspective, Optic Gaming is currently playing their first match of the day, and viewership on the MLG.tv stream alone is hanging around 50,000 viewers.
I should probably mention here that I wasn't alone, just hanging around a children's park taking photos of what appears to be an aubergine that got trodden on so hard it learned magic.
An oversized Moka Pot-Robot hybrid, a teddy bear, and a cross adorned with images of Jesus and a soldier seem to share little in common with one another, let alone beside hanging Der Spiegel covers of Ayatollah Khomeini and UFOs, but perhaps it is their divergent qualities that drew Darboven to include them amongst the 1,590 framed works.
The tone was entirely affectionate; no one appeared fearful, let alone to be hanging on by his fingernails.
Mr. McLaughlin said Justice Thayer had called Chief Justice Brock and said: "I'm not hanging alone.
The strutting delight of that place, even when he was browsing alone, invisible women hanging on his arm.
