Sentence examples for had finally hung from inspiring English sources
But until very recently horror was treated by critics either with ridicule or disgust, and it wasn't until long after Christopher Lee's Dracula had finally hung up his cape that the work of Sangster and his colleagues began to be talked about with nostalgia and respect.
The person on the other end seems to have finally hung up.
Many sellers of the ponderous recreational vehicles seen lumbering down the Interstates during the summer now report that their fastest-growing market consists of people between 35 and 50 who have finally hung up their boots.
Morricone had to cancel his scheduled world tour last year owing to a back injury, and there were many who feared that, at the age of 86, he might have finally hung up his baton for good.
-- After two years of bewildering futility, John and Linda DeCaro thought they had finally found a way to hang on to their home.
At one point, after Whit had finally figured out the knee hang, he smiled up at me and said, "Are you proud of me, Mummy?" Oh, yes, my little man, I thought.
The truth of the matter had been acknowledged, and the tension that had hung between us had finally broken.
Fans of the dirty-minded pop-punk trio will have to finally hang up their backwards-facing baseball caps and pack away their chain wallets: it's (probably) over.
Then 35 years later, around the time you've finally gotten the hang of hormone fluctuation and the whole monthly cycle thing, your body says, "Oh, never mind".
Katie Melua – The Flood After something of a snoozesome start, it seems as though Katie Melua has finally got the hang of this pop star malarky.
