Sentence examples for hanging ones from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ferner-Bell and Mr. Ramsay looked up at the lights, which included older hanging ones and new recessed ones.

The Louisiana State University chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon will end its "rich tradition" of hanging offensive game day banners, after hanging ones that mocked Michael Sam's sexuality, the Aurora, Colorado, shooting massacre and the 1970 killing of four Kent State University students by the National Guard, all without any sanction by the university.

Just before the soldiers were to be sentenced to death by hanging, one of them, Lance Cpl.

Many will have encountered the Channel 4 documentary Don't Look Down, featuring James Kingston, a free-runner turned explorer, who can be seen all over the internet hanging one-handed from construction cranes and doing somersaults in precarious places.

Many of them were overwhelmed by the constant struggle for basic opportunity, like my dear friend Calvin who couldn't see any way out and I found hanging one day in his small 3m x 3m (10ft x 10ft) room.

The Wallabies eventually secured the ball and Genia, on his own line, put in a kick that was neither a touchfinder nor a hanging one for his three-quarters to chase.

You'd think they'd be plugging the show by hanging one, but they don't even do that.' Nor has any corporate sponsor for the show been found.

The flexibility also provides more space for good-natured shit-giving and hanging one another out to dry – two of improv comedy's greatest joys, and a distinctly Australian approach to the genre.

A packed electrode demonstrates a much better cycling stability than a hanging one in the present composition range.

For the other orientations, except the hanging one, deflections also become large as the length is increased.

During the first trial against major war criminals between 1945 and 1946, 12 were sentenced to dead by hanging, one in absentia.