Sentence examples for comfortable hanging from inspiring English sources

Because he's not comfortable hanging in the pocket for an extended time, the Niners generally limit his progressions to two or three reads.

In this, he has a natural advantage: Unlike many in Venezuela's upper class — to which he unquestionably belongs — Capriles is genuinely comfortable hanging out with regular Venezuelans.

With Repole, drive and devotion have led to success and great wealth, but he seems more comfortable hanging out in the Aqueduct grandstand.

My tía Livia had it all under control and if you want the truth I didn't feel comfortable hanging around the house with Mom all sick.

A more thorough investigation would probably have to wait, said Goldstein, until someone comfortable hanging from a rope could rappel from the top of the chimney to sample more layers.

I nervously took my seat in the anteroom alongside several other gentlemen — "real" cartoonists (as opposed to me, the neophyte) — all easygoing guys who, unlike me, were quite comfortable hanging out there.

Bell looked encouragingly comfortable in hanging around longer than in the first innings but again fell tamely, trying to withdraw his bat from a short delivery from Peter Siddle – and perhaps also undone by extra bounce.

This visit defined the friendship we'd achieved: Lou was comfortable just hanging out, in his skivvies, at ease with himself, his favorite hummingbird fluttering outside.

Be comfortable just hanging out together.

The rooms flow into one another and feature circulating waiters and scattered chairs and sofas (and two fireplaces) that make them comfortable spots for hanging out.

The place had a homey feeling, with mismatched but comfortable furnishings, cookware hanging from the hearth and Andy Williams on the CD player.