Sentence examples for hangs so much from inspiring English sources

All "Call the Midwife" stories are not created equal, but all babies bring with them a world of possibility and love, and, whatever its missteps, it's hard not to fall for a story that hangs so much on that belief.

"No section of astronomy has hung so much on one spacecraft as the gamma ray people," Dr. Ryan said in a telephone interview.

The template isn't really a skeleton upon which new skin and muscle can be hung so much as a predetermined career arc that offers answers long before questions get asked.

And the Times's columnist, Philip Collins, wrote that it was a "mistake" by Cameron "to hang so much on the apparent army of 70,000 moderates who will form the Syrian vanguard against Islamic State.

But some Poles want the tannenbaum returned, noting that one can only hang so much tinsel on a palm.

It is raining, the kind of drizzle that doesn't fall so much as hang in the air, and within minutes the surfaces of the tablets pucker and glisten with beads.

They and three other friends hung out so much that they gave themselves a group name, BLISS.

He hung around so much, playing the piano for the Revuers and so obviously enjoying himself, that the customers thought he was Gordon's paid accompanist.

That might be the battle cry of privacy advocates, who wonder why any company that doesn't have to, and that wants to maintain the faith of its customers, would bother to hang onto so much data.

In this tangled tale, however, the fate of the club may hang not so much on financial considerations as on the outcome of Sir Alex's dispute with Mr. Magnier over a racehorse.

Seldom has so much hung on the twitch of one man's index finger.In cricket in the old days, the umpire's word was final.