Sentence examples for have hung now from inspiring English sources

He led Molina up a small staircase to the private dining room, where the Rothkos would have hung, now home to some cheery abstract canvases by the painter Nancy Kearing.

England have hung in there really well today - now can they negotiate their way through to the close?

Indeed, many executives who would once happily have hung around, being groomed for greatness, now leave far sooner.

For years, anxiety and ambition have hung on the letters, but educators now say that the metric is imprecise and does little to reflect a student's progress, especially in the early years of schooling.

"Now that I have hung up my racing helmet, I am really looking forward to joining the BBC team again for what I am sure is going to be a fantastic new F1 season," he said.

We also deliberately left out certain big bottles that are only available in restaurants or a few favored retail outlets on a very limited basis, along with certain older releases that a retailer might have hung on to, and that are now commanding a premium.

Any lesser man would have hanged himself by now.

As it is, having hung on, they're now asking a couple of questions.

"I feel like I've hung up my hotpants now," she said.

Until now, Hayley had hung in there.

"I beg you, I've done nothing, I'm innocent, and now you've hung me up here.