Sentence examples for hung in on from inspiring English sources

Cher hung in on the pop charts from 1960's folk-rock to 1990's dance pop, and she has never stinted on spectacle.

Her tail up, Lisicki then hung in on the Williams serve and, when the American sent a simple smash long, the German had the break.

Cher hung in on the pop charts from 1960's folk-rock to 1990's dance pop; there should be plenty of glitz on what is being billed as her farewell tour.

The same way fishermen compare the one that got away, stock traders compare the profits that just eluded them: if they'd only hung in on that Apple stock or sold IBM at its peak.

It took a wild game to get it done, with the Canucks so thoroughly outplaying Chicago, which hung in on an otherworldly performance from its rookie goalie Corey Crawford and a crazy short-handed goal in the waning minutes by Jonathan Toews.

"I don't think I'd hang in on the double play".

Take the second game of the fifth set when Hajek, trying to hang in on legs increasingly leaden, was serving at 0-1, deuce, had Fish scrambling to stay in the point and followed a strong forehand to the net.

Often, how the clothes are presented goes beyond mere hand-holding: entire outfits are hung in unison on the racks.

The day's silks are hung, in order, on a rack for jockeys to pick up and wear.

The car hung in nicely on turns, with an elastic, eager feel similar to the S40's.

However, she hung in gamely, relying on Williams to produce one of her dire spells.