Sentence examples for going to get hung from inspiring English sources

We're not going to get hung up on democracy this time.

"I was jumping over stuff and I was thinking, 'Uh oh, I'm going to get hung up, with these things flapping in the breeze.' ".

"We're establishing an infrastructure for handling images on the Web, and for now, we're not going to get hung up on who owns the customer".

"Walter O'Malley, I'm going to get hung for saying this, deserves to be in the Hall of Fame," Mr. Shapiro said.

"I'm not going to get hung up on winning," said Kendall, who missed the cut in the Sony Open in Hawaii last week.

I'm not going to get hung up by this guy.' " Taylor still wanted Rusch, and he was supported by the Brewers' new pitching coach, Dave Stewart, who had tried to acquire Rusch when he worked for the Blue Jays.

When Thomas goes under screens, he generally either goes way under, gets hung up in them like a kite in a tree, or caroms off them like a rubber ball, in all cases leaving him too far behind to recover.

"But then after Stiff went under, we got hung up in legal hassles for four years and had an identity crisis.

Either they're going to hang together or hang alone".

It tells the story of Joe Alston, a retired literary agent who feels that "he has gone downstream like a stick, getting hung up in eddies and getting flushed out again, only half understanding what he floated past, and understanding less with every year.

They tend to be easy going and don't get hung up on silly stuff as much.