Sentence examples for dangling things from inspiring English sources
It's got dangling things everywhere. . . .
The gastric variety is an opening from the outside of the body into the stomach and, as Roach discovers, dangling things through it is something of a medical pastime.
Hella dangling things, little light-up butterflies, the works.
Physically and developmentally, Brox should (fingers, toes and all dangling things crossed) remain right on track and not be affected by this debacle.
Gilbert's found a baby to dangle things in front of, and a friend with whom to gossip.
You could even dangle some things from a cardboard box cut to look the same shape as a computer but filled with fun cat things.
The campaign dangles both things in front of its target audience, asking them whether they're "hungry enough to spend three nights" with the Irish models.
Buy three for the bottom of your bed when you and the missus are doing the "strangle dangle thing".
"I knew he was a modernist," Tavener says tactfully, "but when I met him and he had no hair and things dangling out of everywhere, I did wonder..."...
All you will see are lights flashing or things dangling about and you will wonder if it's some kind of a confidence trick, as art so often is, out to get you.
The kids can now reliably tell me what is in bread and which animals give us butter and bacon; they can see a link between the unlikely looking green things dangling off our tomato plants and the squeezy bottle we plonk on the table.
