Sentence examples for hadn't hung from inspiring English sources

I hadn't hung out with adults like that before.

I was the first who hadn't hung up.

"I wish she hadn't hung left, as she would have shown it was fair and square," Buick said.

When he'd first moved to Weymouth Street, Etheridge hadn't hung up the print of Seurat's "Sunday Afternoon," but then he did, because it was a shame not to.

If I hadn't hung out with those hospital radio people on a voluntary basis, I wouldn't have had the skills to get my first job.

She was about my age, but it was like she hadn't hung around with anyone her own age.

Fred West could've comfortably held down his own Saturday night gameshow if he hadn't hanged himself before executives could commission a pilot.

She immediately attempted to call the bank but the caller had not hung up and stayed on the line.

The advice struck me as sound, but I had not hung onto my name all these years in order to now become someone named Bob, even for the sake of a momentary convenience.

And if Britain had not hung on in 1940, the United States would not have had our island as a convenient aircraft carrier for the invasion of Europe in 1945.

I still haven't hung my chandeliers.