Sentence examples for door hangs from inspiring English sources
A bookcase made from a door hangs from the rafters.
Above the door hangs a sign that reads: "Retreat House.
He opens the door, hangs a sign on the knob, and slams the door again.
By the door hangs a picture of the Virgin of Guadalupe, Mexico's patron saint.
Just inside their front door hangs the figure of Jesus impaled on a crucifix; by their kitchen door hangs a raunchy gay calendar.
Meanwhile, on the door hangs an amateurish bust of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Haiti's revolutionary general.
A red cowbell by the side of the door, hung by Ms. Ali, announces visitors.
I drove home, walked through the front door, hung up my white coat, and took off my I.D. badge.
In the large dayroom, a TV sat atop a cabinet whose door hung loose on its hinge.
Directly across from the front door hung Adolphe-William Bouguereau's ghastly "Water Girl," a massive 19th-century French Hallmark card.
A bulletin board is pinned with badges and braids, and above the front door hang uniforms donated by residents from every wing of the armed forces.
