Sentence examples for hung among from inspiring English sources

Severini's pastels done in 1905 at age 22 would go unnoticed if hung among hundreds of similar works executed across Europe.

Shreds of plastic bags hung among the branches everywhere, while the ocean, distant and calm at low tide, offered its quiet wavelets and asked, "Who, me?" Toward the southern end of the island, the destruction was intense.

At the 2007 world track and field championships in Osaka, Japan, he hung among the leaders with 100 meters to go in the 1,500 before sliding to eighthplace.

Contemporary photographs showed them in their grand Moscow houses: La Danse by Matisse was hung among all the stuff, fuss and comfiness of a wealthy Victorian drawing room, frilled and furbelowed.

The Palace of Flowers held up a great crystal of light glowing against the dark blue of the sky, towers and domes were crowned and diademed, thousands of jewels hung among the masses of leaves, or reflected themselves, sparkling in the darkness of the lagoons, fountains of molten jewels sprung up, and flamed and changed.

In 1971 it was resurrected and hung among four redwood posts, becoming an additional "tower" on the property.

A sweet, magical little picture hangs among hundreds of museum-worthy paintings on view in the eighth annual International Fine Art Fair.

Down the block, Margie Dixon's sign hangs among her collection of colorful Irish and Catholic-themed suncatchers, and she was happy enough to hang it.

Nor would any dedicated art lover skip the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, where Caravaggio's exquisite "Basket With Fruit" hangs among hundreds of icons of European art.

In the cobbled yard outside, chandeliers hang among tree branches, gilt carved arms holding torches extend from trunks and a horse's backside emerges from a wall.

His portrait now hangs among a mob of Elizabethans, aristocrats and the commoners who were just beginning to have their portraits made.