Sentence examples for hanging children from inspiring English sources

Describes some of Cattelan's recent projects: "La Nona Ora," a wax sculpture of Pope John Paul II crushed by a meteorite; "Him," a sculpture of Adolph Hitler kneeling in prayer; and a sculpture of 3 hanging children in Milan.

"It's really good for hanging children's art," Ms. Muscarella added.

In the days after his controversial Untitled sculpture of hanging children was vandalized, Cattelan's 1996 The Ballad of Trotsky, which features a stuffed and suspended stallion, fetched $2.1 million at an art auction in New York City—a record for him at the time.

This fall, he is showing a different version of the hanging child at the Seville International Biennial and the Louvre.

The shop was nestled in a pink housing complex, Sujan Singh Park, with laundry hanging everywhere, children running around and a woman in a fuchsia sari selling vegetables on the ground.

Presumably, you might avoid them by not hanging around children, except they make Minion garb for grown adults, too.

On the wall, hanging near children's artwork promoting messages of inclusion, is a copy of the ADL's founding declaration from 1913.

Always supervise your children after hanging the bunting (children could get wrapped up in the bunting).

Try hanging your child's school schedule on your refrigerator.

• To the Sports Editor: I would have thought that Danny Boyle would have added public hangings, child labor, keelhauling, gunboats, slavery, inner-city squalor and a few colonial and world wars combined with a massed military parade to add authenticity to his bucolic Olympic paradise opening ceremony.

She blamed a generation of parents who are too interested in the lives of their children, hanging on every word, coddling every need, communicating that parents are just audience members for their children's accomplishments.