Sentence examples for hanging slightly from inspiring English sources

Suspended by ropes from the ceiling and hanging slightly askew, the ghostly vehicle is displayed against garish red carpet that highlights its anachronistic presence.

But suggesting that Betty may be going mad, she is also prone to sudden, bovine stupors, her angular face going slack, her jaw hanging slightly open, her eyes clouding with haze.

Make sure, whatever it is though, is hanging slightly over the doorknob.

Make sure that the wide end is hanging slightly lower than the narrow end, about 2 inches (5.1 cm).

Place your back foot with your toes hanging slightly over the edge of the side of the tail.

To intensify the lift, stand on a stair, a phone book, or other small, stable surface with your heels hanging slightly over the side.

The two worked on blues chord progressions and how to get Hiddleston, whose British training had made him metronomically precise, to give the music air by hanging back slightly off the beat.

We've all seen the stroke victim with an arm hanging down and slightly bent.

The managerial merry-go-round is building up speed, and who's that hanging off a slightly dilapidated pony, urging Tony Pulis to grab an arm up?

However, as the show's audience share was slightly higher at 10.45pm - 31% - than at 9pm - 30% - the drop-off can be attributed to the natural decline as people went to bed, with Mansfield Park hanging on to slightly more viewers than other channels, relatively speaking.

If you have a large table, you can get away with hanging your lamp slightly higher up.