Sentence examples for hang out from from inspiring English sources
Starring Ken Stott as Inspector Pat Chappel, a beanbag-faced vice cop on the West End of London, "The Vice" visits brothels and hotels where well-dressed prostitutes hang out; from there it spins tales -- officially, the producer Stephen Smallwood said -- not about sex, but about power.
She proudly lets her streaked bangs hang out from beneath her headscarf.
You have four hours to hang out from the time the lawn opens until the movie starts.
"There is a social club in Pelham Bay where I hang out from time to time," Mr. Pastore, who played the mobster-turned-informant Big Pussy on the show, said the other day.
The remaining length of string should hang out from the opposite side.
Finally cut off any strings that hang out from the back and if looking for a better fit try cutting out the inner lining.
High-rise housing projects in advanced states of decay ringed the field, and residents hung out from the windows, their arms dangling beside their laundry.
My tongue hangs out from May to October, and now I'm facing the fact that those corny variations of Saul Steinberg's famous depiction of Gotham sold by Atlanta gift shops -- you know, the whole world reduced to the vantage from Peachtree Street -- were horribly prescient.
We knew each other like everyone in a small high school does, and we hung out from time to time.
It may sound nerdy, but it does pay off! Wear a cool belt that hangs out from your shirt, it shows you have style.
