Sentence examples for hung comes from inspiring English sources

"Hung" comes from the husband-and-wife team of Dmitry Lipkin and Colette Burson, who also wrote three of the first four episodes and are executive producers.

The white horse emerged late last year representing promise to restore a limping game; a new age of clean racing, race-day-medication-free racing; but the white horse hung coming down the lane.

Instead of the standard "swam, swum, swimming" arrangement in which the simple past tense always comes first, followed by the past participle then the progressive participle, I saw "hung, hanging, hanged". The past form, "hanged," came after the "ing" form.

The notoriety of being the last two murderers to hang came only later.

"He asks me to hang out again this coming Sunday.

The most common version of a hung jury comes when it is fairly evenly divided.

For Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats, there are also difficult questions to answer as a hung parliament comes into play.

The hung jury came after four full days of deliberations.

Hans hung up, came out of his room, found me in the courtyard, and told me I was "retarded".

A serene valedictory air hangs over "Come Sunday" (Emarcy), a collaboration between Charlie Haden, one of jazz's great bassists, and Hank Jones, one of its finest pianists.

After she hung up, she came into the doorway.