Sentence examples for hanging big from inspiring English sources

For years now, our museums and libraries and theaters have been hanging big cloth banners on their outside walls to lure people into their shows.

Photograph Andrea Mohin/The New York Times/Redux For years now, our museums and libraries and theaters have been hanging big cloth banners on their outside walls to lure people into their shows.

I like hanging big paintings in small spaces and I also am very fond of the salon style for which you cover a wall with numerous pieces of art that can be hung side by side, or staggered.

The clinical course in typical cases starts with early-onset weakness of ankle dorsiflexors and a "hanging big toe" sign.

Shantanu Majumder, political analyst, termed the hanging a "big step forward towards the political development of Bangladesh".

In the early days, we used to throw these Friday night parties for our team and our friends that included hanging a big canvas and putting paints below it.

Moving with the swiftness of fanatics on a hanging jury, big shots in the administration and Bill O'Reilly of Fox News came to exactly the same conclusion: Shirley Sherrod had to go — immediately!

Picasso deserves one, to be sure, but the spacious walls, which are perfect for hanging his big pictures, sometimes leave the many smaller works in the collection looking lost.

David can't help but adopt a mildly patronising air when dealing with "Brother Ed", while Ed, four years his junior, occasionally appears to be hanging on big brother's every word, despite himself.

It's kind of like hanging a big flashing sign with the words "secret base" lit up in pink neon.

Besides being wet, the rain forest is fantastically beautiful, with great glistening swoops of deep green moss hanging from big-leaf maples, herds of Roosevelt elk gnawing on ferns, and pristine air that is cool but hardly ever cold.