Sentence examples for hanging more from inspiring English sources

Few people experience hanging more than once, but John Gow did, when a first attempt ended with a broken rope.

The authority is required to have a balanced budget, and while it is hardly free of sin, it is habitually short-changed by state and city politicians, left hanging more often than an A. J. Burnett curve ball.

The 50-year-old surgery professor was the district captain for the Muslim Brotherhood, and he ticked off its attempts to influence the vote: printing more than 100,000 fliers and 5,000 stickers, as well as hanging more than 1,000 banners around the city.

During the two days Mr. Marvin worked in his client's apartment, there were several tense moments, according to the designer, as when Ms. Sperling told him that his decision to evenly space the shelves on the bookshelf "wouldn't work" and when she asked again whether hanging more art on the wall above the dining table would make the room look cluttered.

With the cease-fire hanging more tenuously every day, administration officials said they were afraid that one more terrorist incident by the Palestinians would lead to heavy Israeli military retaliation and a situation that would be incredibly difficult to bring back under control.

The weight is the result of the so-called "Christmas Tree" effect soldiers just keep hanging more and more gear off themselves.

She started hanging out more and more at the Cavern, with its distinctive smell of "disinfectant, sweat and rotten fruit" from the fruit market opposite.

Hang out and talk every once in a while to begin with, then start hanging out more often.

Pamela Hewett, the owner of Stitch, in Chicago, said she "sold more sectionals in 2009 than any year prior" in the past decade, a change she attributes to people "hanging out more at home" during the recession.

Business leaders have been hanging back, more focused on a global slowdown and domestic concerns.

"I think I'm hanging out more because I want the company," she said.