Sentence examples for call hanging from inspiring English sources

"Now we know that this election, and my position, will not be determined by either George Bush or Al Gore -- but some guy we like to call Hanging Chad," Mr. Perry said.

"That's called hanging 10 the hard way.

Then they're called "hanging chads," and the computers can interpret them in various ways each time they are run through.

In larger, deeper rivers, frazil produced in upstream reaches may be carried downstream and be transported beneath the fixed ice cover, where it may deposit and form large accumulations that are called hanging dams.

Like Iris Owen's dimpled darlings, they congratulate themselves (and each other) with high-fives and backslaps every time one of them returns to what they see as their one true calling: hanging out without ever second-guessing their purpose in life.

Is it still called hanging up?

Son: Why is it called "hanging up" when you end a phone call?

Over the next few days, we juggled between 11 AM wake up calls, hanging at the beach until 5 PM, eating copious amounts of ceviche, empanadas and tacos and partying our faces off… for free.

Blairites used to call it "hanging out the washing" — making sure the key policies hang together.

This is what we call "low hanging fruit" – seeing opportunities and servicing demands – that's exactly what you're doing.

But in the one to the left a rough-looking character, not quite sober, was finishing his call and hanging up the receiver.