Sentence examples for hanging in bed from inspiring English sources

The subsequent They Say I'm Different and Nasty Gal likewise presented her as a proud, predatory woman beholden to no man with cuts including "If I'm in Luck I Might Get Picked Up", "He Was a Big Freak" and "Nasty Gal", the last declaring: "You dragged my name in the mud… but I used to leave you hanging in bed by your fingernails".

In Albert Maysles and Bradley Kaplan's remarkable 2009 film about Ali, Muhammad and Larryy," there is a scene so powerful in its homoeroticism — it shows Ali hanging out in bed as some of his handlers massage his feet — that it is almost a cliché.

The desire to be hanging out in bed in your pyjamas instead of meeting new people?

If the person is on the couch, tanning on a fold-out chair, lying on a picnic blanket, or just hanging out in bed, try to come up to the person and be perfectly natural as you move closer to his or her feet.

From her vantage point, the Port Jervis line now looks like a toy train set that had been crushed by a raging child, with rails pulled from the rail bed or partly hanging in the air.

Whenever Picasso visited the connoisseur Douglas Cooper he would go and study Studio VIII (1954-55), hanging in pride of place above Cooper's bed.

I know you can't stand to see a man barely able to crawl from his bed because of the darkness hanging in his head.

But watercolour has connotations: pallid things hanging in the parlour, amateur-hour sunsets, wintry reed-beds in a fenland dawn.

I'm sure if the feeder weren't hanging in a shady spot, I'd have a whole bed of sunflowers.

One day, as I slowly walked upstairs to move from couch to bed, I noticed a childhood picture of myself hanging in the hallway.

With some of Schendel's most significant paintings hanging in collectors' living rooms – in one case, above a leading gallerist's bed.