Sentence examples for hanging on around from inspiring English sources

This year, election experts say, Mr. Browne, whose party has made a big organizing push since 1996, might pull 1percentt or so of the vote nationally and might even slip ahead of Mr. Buchanan, now struggling a bit in the polls, but not ahead of Mr. Nader, who has been hanging on around 5percentt in most surveys.

In 1970, both the television and car markets in America were controlled by triumvirates, each with a combined share of around 90%. Today, the big three are hanging on to around half of each market.Futuristic industries offer no more comfort.

In the courtyard, a pair of well-dressed gentlemen downed lagers with Centre Court tickets hanging on lanyards around their necks.

His most famous work "The Hay Wain", painted in 1821, now features on millions of prints hanging on walls around the world.

A credential hanging on a ribbon around his neck identified him as "Arthur Richman — Senior Advisor".

The house, where beach towels were hanging on a fence around the swimming pool, is being guarded by police.

While his father was sleeping, the boy tiptoed over and took his key, which was hanging on a chain around his neck.

As Boogerd crossed the finish line after achieving a minor miracle in holding off Lance Armstrong in the final kilometres, he kissed a small medallion hanging on a chain around his neck.

As in it's hanging on a collar around a cat's neck.

While his position of repose on the couch was hardly notable, the seven framed yellow jerseys hanging on the walls around him were hard to miss.

This TT looked sharp in his starched white uniform, a gold insignia of the Indian Railways on his left pocket, and a sparkling brass whistle hanging on a chain around his neck.