Sentence examples for has always hung around from inspiring English sources

However, a whiff of scepticism has always hung around southern rockers Kings of Leon.

Innuendo, of course, has always hung around backstage in politics — and the general rule has always been that the best way to handle it is to ignore it.

"In my 40 years on earth, a cat has always hung around me like a shadow," the late Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase wrote, in an essay first published in 1978.

And, truly, the three Bat Out of Hell albums the pair have made – especially the first, which has sold 43m copies since 1977 – are far more like musical theatre than rock'n'roll, which is probably why a faint air of naffness has always hung around Meat Loaf.

Koethe has taught and written philosophy in addition to his poetry, and a supposition of difficulty has always hung vaguely around his poems.

"The big question mark that has always hung over the Liberal Democrats - could we handle government?

My children have always hung their own papers.

Such concerns have always hung over space flight, but seldom have they actually stopped a launch.

"Ever since I was a little kid, I always hung around with old people.

"You can always hang around, have a coffee, use the typewriter or even sleep there," the artist Carolee Schneemann said.

His friends were in a psychobilly band, he wasn't because he had no talent, but he would always hang around with them anyway.