Sentence examples for high hanging from inspiring English sources

Then, when James got nowhere near his high, hanging cross, Cole headed the third goal.

He is a big man and likes a ball that sits up high, hanging in the air and waiting for him to hit it.

He had spotted Yoann Huget, almost alone out on the far wing, and booted a high, hanging kick in that direction.

This led Dr Padian and Dr Dial to propose that ancient bats' hunting strategy consisted in clambering up high, hanging upside down and dropping to ambush crawling insects from above, making correcting flaps with proto-wings as they fell.

A large shadow resolves into the figure of a woman in a burqa who, still as a statue, levelly delivers part of the witches' prophecies; more prophecies are proclaimed on a video screen by a face two storeys high, hanging like a movie poster over the side of the building.

Fulton scooped the ball over after meeting Higginbotham's high, hanging cross shortly after play resumed.

The piece de resistance, though, is a 12-foot-high hanging scroll titled "Layered Clouds and Mountains," which seems designed to replicate a landscape experience firsthand.

By far the largest is a 12-foot-high hanging scroll of a mountain landscape that towers up through Kaikodo's split-level gallery; contemporary painting doesn't get much more spectacular than this (Cotter).

A 12-foot-high hanging mass of emerald-green sponges seemed to glow from within (thanks to hidden L.E.D.'s), and teemed with life in the form of about 100 exquisite, hand-painted models of butterflies, dragonflies, lizards and other creatures.

Often it's the highest hanging fruit.

Having deciphered structures for more than 1100 proteins, most of them bacterial, the Protein Structure Initiative is now looking to the "higher hanging fruit," says Director John Norvell of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS).