Sentence examples for hanging too much from inspiring English sources

"Are we hanging too much on Obasanjo?" Mr. Morrison asked.

Is hanging too good for them?

Your trunk was hanging too low, etc.

Don't leave your arm hanging too loose.

Many bag clips have a hole for hanging, too.

"I don't like them hanging out too much outside here," she said.

In the first set Wawrinka was guilty of hanging back too much and Gasquet, a semi-finalist in 2007, was able to dictate, breaking for 4-3 and then serving out to move ahead.

Borussia fear other departures and, for all Klopp's bullish rhetoric, must have been further deflated by Jupp Heynckes's post-match assertion that "I don't think [Robert ] Lewandowskiwill be hanging about too much, either".

But his tenants keep him in his place by calling him only "Landlord," and if at first they try to discourage him from hanging around too much (a very young Louis Gossett Jr. mischievously threatens him, indoors, with a bow and arrow), they gradually, cautiously accept him into the fold.

"We know Mario Gotze will be joining us and I don't think Robert Lewandowski will be hanging about too much either.

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