Sentence examples for hanging things from inspiring English sources

Certain ideas recur, among them bridging the rotunda's gap, hanging things from the skylight and painting the interior or lining it with mirrors or chrome.

Those falling cadences, the way his sentences drop quietly into ideas left hanging, things unsaid, are as haunting as they are disturbing.

As the clutter cowgirl, she could get by without them — she advocates hanging things on walls and doors — but she of course appreciated what she calls the "luxury" of great closet space.

All this aside, this is the first time that Fischer has shown such a preponderance of paintings, a fact he described as somewhat nerve-wracking, anxious as he was about whether hanging things on walls would conjure "enough" for people.

Mr. Greenberg insisted on having half of the big bedroom closet, but Ms. Bronstein argued that she needed the whole thing for her dresses and other hanging things, suggesting he tap a smaller closet in the hall.

But I did follow her orders to load up on hundreds of file folders, dozens of file jackets (those hanging things) and thousands of colored self-adhesive file labels.

They've got a hanging thing with seed in it, and I'm going to eat a bunch of seed.

Sometimes in conversational lulls at a party this December my eyes would wander around the room and land on the hanging thing.

Deep in the back of your throat you can find the uvula (that hanging thing), at that area, where your head meets your throat, kinda tilt your head downwards, while making the sound it should get a little more distorted.

First, he said, consider hanging some things on the walls.

Mr. Feguer, too, might conceivably have escaped hanging if things had gone a little differently, noted one of his lawyers, Fred White.