Sentence examples for hung for a from inspiring English sources
Once it's been hung for a few days, it should make a tasty dinner.
It hung for a moment until DeVonte Holloman dived and intercepted the ball.
You could eat the bacon now, but it will be better hung for a while.
But she probably thinks: may as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb.
He caught the inbounds pass behind the arc, turned, leapt, hung for a moment with the defender there and heaved a shot toward the basket.
His country hams, hung for a minimum of eighteen months, are guarded, like a twelve-year-old's comic books, by a scrawled cardboard sign: "Don't Fucking Touch".
At times there is a hint of hung-for-a-sheep recklessness about him, at others a bewildered but cheery hilarity ("My favourite tweet was: 'If you were gay you'd have a nice suit that fitted and wear product in your hair.' Do you think I should retweet it?"), and most of the time it's as if he's not giving an interview so much as thinking aloud.
In the last few months, I've had curtains poorly re-hung for a fee of £200 by a well-known store on London's Oxford Street.
Wickersham lets that thought hang for a moment.
Water emerging from a joint in the cave ceiling hangs for a while as a pendant drop.
It did hang for a time in her kitchen in Connecticut.
