Sentence examples for being hangs from inspiring English sources

In Deronzier's video, a being hangs suspended in an iridescent amniotic sac of epic proportions.

Sir Peter Blake, the father of British pop art, is padding around the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, watching his latest exhibition being hung.

In addition, he said, telemarketers launch into their spiel so quickly in hopes of avoiding being hung up on that they end up irritating consumers even more.

The Odes depict all creation trembling, witnessing The Creator being hung by his own creatures.

It is not too much to say that the country's economic well-being hangs on the answer.As the whole world knows, America's government is in danger of defaulting after August 2nd unless Congress raises the federal debt ceiling so that it can keep borrowing enough to pay its bills.

Other victims, including human beings, hung from the outer palisades.

Our nation took a path through forests at night, lit by torches, dragging black human beings past the treeline, torturing them and hauling them back into the light, to be hanged and left as billboards for their families to see.

The angry Tea Party has become a dominant player in the Republican party; the Occupy Wall Street movement has been born reflecting the anger and frustration among people on the left; Washington is hopelessly dysfunctional, with Congress unable (or unwilling) to "agree on lunch"; and meanwhile, the economy continues to stagger and the well-being of millions hangs in the balance.

It's a bit like an Olympian being forced to hang out with Jabba the Hutt.

He now knows a lot more about it, he says, realises that sportsmen are human beings too... Hang on, is this a new Piers Morgan?

It's a zero-sum game and the well-being of our most vulnerable kids hangs in the balance.