Sentence examples for hanging silent from inspiring English sources

In Britain, bells rang out in victory on Saturday morning - signifying the end to the years of conflict that saw church bells hanging silent.

By the end, as he sings the title phrase over and over, moving slowly off mic, the audience falls silent, hanging on every word.

Early on, she is usually silent, or hanging around in a corner of Jane's tidy kitchen.

'Football's a bit like Yorkie bars,' said Quito, and the table fell silent, expectantly hanging on his next words.

His forlorn realism — he rarely plays guys who win — reminds me of those men you see hanging around filling stations: silent, sometimes mean, and not especially helpful when you ask for directions.

My book cover would be Harold Lloyd hanging off that big silent-movie clock in terror of the long drop below.

While the brothers themselves have remained characteristically silent, earlier threats that they would leave Brecqhou completely if the election went against them are still hanging in the air.

"How much do I owe you?" He was silent, his mouth hanging open.

When I visited the Noel Orphanage a few months ago, what I saw was not rooms teeming with children, cribs lined up side-by-side, and loads of hand-washed laundry hanging to dry, but rather silent, empty rooms.

I owe an apology to regular readers — and comment contributors — on having Dot Earth go silent for the past week without hanging out a "Gone Fishing" (and camping and swimming) sign.

#duke students lead silent march after noose found hanging from a tree on campus #DukeNoose pic.twitter.com/fuUINs5Bm7.