Sentence examples for has started hanging from inspiring English sources

Here, the Marie Rose sauce has started hanging out in bad company and become a fiery Bloody Mary sauce.

"The government has started hanging people left, right and centre in order to look tough," says Saroop Ijaz, one of the beleaguered and overworked human rights lawyers working in the country.

She had started hanging around the stables where Walsh, then in her 30s, kept her horse.

By the late 60s, DeLorean had started hanging out in Hollywood, befriending Candice Bergen and drinking with Sammy Davis Jnr.

They ride their bikes to Williamsburg for the night life and have started hanging out with neighbors.

If so, grey wolves must have started hanging around human settlements for food scraps: the step from scavenger to hunting companion would have taken many generations.

The killing stunned the woman's friends and family, one of whom said that while Ms. Millan had remained a devoted mother to her four children, she had started hanging around with some troublemakers.

Now, here I was, midnight in a hotel lobby bar in west London, with my friend doing the equivalent of telling me that he had started hanging around outside schools.

Grey wolves in western Eurasia may have started hanging around Stone Age hunter-gatherer clans even before humans and dogs clinched the relationship perhaps 14,000 years ago in east Asia.

Railway staff in Indonesia have started hanging concrete balls above train tracks to try to prevent commuters from riding on carriage roofs.

"She had started hanging out with the wrong crowd after high school and started doing drugs," Dutchess said.