Sentence examples for hanging making from inspiring English sources

Throwing himself off the scaffold at his hanging – making what was seen by many as a "good death" – has only added to his legend.

The judge did not believe Martin's account of events and sentenced him to death by hanging, making him the first Briton since Singapore's independence from Britain and Malaysia, to be given the death penalty.

A leopard set against a pink background gazes out from a hanging made of balsa wood.

Another, "Flash of Red, Glint of Gold," unites a pre-Columbian tunic with a hanging made in 2005 by Olga de Amaral, a Colombian artist.

A new soaring atrium is punctuated by an enormous, chandelierlike hanging made of sheets of glass that allow light to be reflected, refracted and diffused.

Writer describes her tour, in which she saw, among other things: a group of 16th-century Benin bronzes, a large Peruvian wall hanging made of blue and yellow feathers, a painted ceiling from the Kwoma culture, of northeast New Guinea.

For "Lost Americans," a wall hanging made with mannequin fragments and tree branches that protrude from the arms of a discarded letterman's jacket, he charred the surface — originally slathered with bright house paint — so that it is almost entirely brown.

Mumford's hanging made national headlines.

want to make sure some of the unemployed who've been left hanging make their presence felt in the visitor galleries during the annual speech before a joint session of Congress.

New York's Museum of Modern Art made its convictions known by hanging work made by artists hailing from affected nations on its walls.

(They're shown to best effect at the gallery's Freeman Alley branch, where a tight hanging makes them fearsomely intense).