Sentence examples for hang about in from inspiring English sources
They don't hang about in Mercedes-land.
No enterprising business girls hang about in doorways.
Because we hang about in big groups separate from one another people think there's trouble and it's intimidating.
We hang about in the grubby "trash or treasure" auction rooms shunned by the usual mob of TV antique experts.
The Duke of Cumberland didn't hang about in London waiting to see if his niece could be proved insane.
Cells thrown into senescence do not divide again but hang about in tissues until they are cleared by the immune system.
While I hung about in that strange suspended animation that is life in the N.I.C.U.
A lone teacher, as eager to resume work as young Aruna, hung about in the school's remains.
With their tasselled caps set at snappy angles, they hung about in the corridors smoking sweet, black cigarettes and laughing confidentially.
("To get the accent right," he says, "I went down to Wales and hung about in pubs with a tape recorder asking people to speak my lines").
Her definition of Foster's magic formula is simple enough: "She just hangs about in the lunch hour and talks about general stuff".
