Sentence examples for because of hanging from inspiring English sources
In Tampa, Pam Iorio, the Hillsborough County elections supervisor, said that she did not expect big changes but that some were likely because of "hanging shard syndrome," when the tiny squares voters punch out to select their candidates cling to the ballot so that it does not register properly.
Perhaps, because of hanging on so long, we don't know ourselves any more, or what we actually want.
Back in Japan, she had attempted to become a jazz singer but she said she gave up because she grew tired of hanging out in dark smoky nightclubs with drunken musicians.
He ran because he is tired of hanging his head and feeling nothing but shame.
We grew depressed as we made our way through the racks of hanging rugs because we couldn't afford the lovely hand-hooked ones and we didn't want the ones made of synthetic fibers.
My favourite Mali music album is Damon Albarn's Mali Music simply because I had the privilege of hanging out in Bamako during the rehearsals for the first live performance of Damon's collaborative gig at the Barbican in London in March 2002.
(I can vouch for this story's plausibility: a friend of mine, who doesn't touch drugs but to a prejudiced eye might look as though he does, was obliged to pose for a similar red-top story about drugs supposedly being sold to "kids" queuing for films in Leicester Square, because the photographer involved wearied of hanging around the place for days without seeing a single dealer).
Someone better just go grab it a drink from the bar and tell it to get comfortable, because I have zero plans of hanging with anyone else for a while.
But largely it is because the government has every intention of hanging on to much of what it holds.
Although most closets have a single hanging rod, simply adding "double tiers of hanging space" can make a big difference, Ms. Scott said, because "it really utilizes the full height of the closets".
