Sentence examples for become hung from inspiring English sources
Theory predicts that fast particles trying to escape the region should become hung up in the gooey plasma and sometimes stopped completely.
In one Gary has an encounter with a man who seems doomed to be forever banging on a vending machine in which a selection has become hung up and won't fall to the output tray.
Lobbyists for the nation's banks, credit card companies and other large financial services companies said they had been frustrated that the bill had become hung up on an emotional issue that they say is unrelated to bankruptcy.
Parliaments can start out hung, become hung as the attrition of byelections takes its toll or be effectively hung because the government has a majority which is too small to be reliable.
Lord Myners, the former City minister, agreed that King had failed to see the problems building-up in the runup to 2007, and had become "hung up on moral hazard" once the banking sector was being bailed out.
Take care not to become hung up on weaknesses.
Jill Hersh, K.'s lawyer, says she believes that the judge became hung up on her client's lesbianism.
That offensive too became hung up in the minefield, and its prospects waned when Rommel opposed it with the veteran 90th Light Division.
Related: 'Bladder diplomacy' at Iran talks: other negotiations that tested leaders' stamina The talks – the culmination of a 12-year process – became hung up on the issues of Iran's nuclear centrifuge research, details on the lifting of UN sanctions, and how they would be re-imposed if Iran breached the agreement.
The Russian proposal announced by Mr. Ivanov today sets out "ways to try to avoid having those issues become hang-ups," said the person close to the negotiations, who added that "the odds have increased," for a treaty next month, "although it is far from a done deal".
There's also a tendency for American Wiccans to become more hung up on initiatory lineages, and to be more dogmatic about a spiritual path that doesn't actually have any dogma.
