Sentence examples for hung lines from inspiring English sources

Drawing on a folk wisdom that dates from medieval times, they have hung lines of red flags along pastures to deter wolves from approaching.

A total of 120 examples, triple hung, line the walls in the inaugural downtown show of this formerly uptown gallery.

He likes to hang lines of inspirational poetry in the locker room — Pasternak and Goethe are favorites — that he says are meant to make players thinking beyond athletics.

The betting during events option is called in-running betting, and Lee Amaitis, chief executive of Cantor Gaming, says oddsmakers have dreamed of this for decades but have lacked the number-crunching resources to hang lines at game speed.

However, the sport has only become popular in Germany in the past few years, with fans taking to parks to hang lines between trees, or – more daringly – walking between high towers and ledges on some of Berlin's abandoned buildings.

As workers piped in water and hung power lines, "under wide Nevada skies / The coyotes watched with laughing eyes".

Originally the prints illustrating the poems were small and used only as covers for the poets' chapbooks, which vendors hung from lines of rope.

Yann Beuron brought genuine French tenor style to the Narrator; he was best at the end, when his last solo lines hung wonderingly in the air.

Cattle and pigs roam abandoned fields, and laundry still hangs on lines outside empty wooden cottages.

I wanted to hang laundry lines, I confess, or find some other means of bringing the inner life of the inhabitants into public space.

Mattresses and bedding are neatly stacked along the sides of the shacks during the workday, laundered clothing hangs on lines, and after work people wash in makeshift stalls and change into fresh clothes.