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Discover LudwigThe phrase "hanging along" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone or something that is lingering or accompanying, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "I found him hanging along the path, waiting for his friends."
Alternatives: "lingering nearby" or "tagging along."
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Although the greenhouse recently had dripping icicles hanging along the roof line, the inside was toasty warm and moist.
I took hold of one of the thick ropes hanging along the lock's walls, and the gates, humming again, closed.
Something in the darkness moved, and the butcher's hooks, hanging along the rafters, clinked against one another, and my grandfather knew that it was the tiger.
The lively diner with its baskets of petunias and impatiens hanging along the outdoor terrace was a favorite of Andrew Wyeth's.
It offers witnesses' recorded reflections of the war; their photos and stories hanging along the dark barrack walls of the exhibition space.
It was now a warm, yellow-painted space, with a cathedral ceiling and skylights, Stanger's latest finished paintings hanging along two walls, drying.
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A small coven of teammates tended to tag along, hanging back and muttering supercilious commentary in the direction of the customers or Bobby, anyway.
These structures arise so primitive humans that wanted to cross natural obstructions, observed a spider spinning a web or monkeys traveling along hanging vines (Brockenbrough and Merritt 1999).
"There were huge slabs of meat hanging all along the street here, bloody and smelly.
"I would be hanging out along these railroads and in pretty difficult neighbourhoods.
Even rudimentary clinics in rural China now have rows of IV bottles hanging ready along the wall.
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