Sentence examples for hung more than from inspiring English sources

The trails had been carved directly into the limestone cliffs, and they hung more than two hundred feet above the water.

In addition, Stingel has hung more than 30 of his paintings throughout the three levels of the woolen labyrinth, including both new ones and selections of Pinault's holdings and other collections from around the world.

And more than 150,000 souls set off towards this tiny sliver of sand upon which hung more than the fate of a war, but the course of human history.

Photos: NEED A NAIL? -- Workers last week hung more than 100 portraits as part of The New London Project, an outdoor art exhibit in the city's downtown through Aug. 13.

From a nearby tree, he'd hung more than a dozen black-and-white owls that peered upside down at arriving visitors.

A backpack should not hang more than a few inches below the waist.

The presidential election this spring hangs more than ever on the record-breaking unpopularity of one man.

Signed Comment regarding baseball and Jackie Robinson... Baseball, that most ceremonial of sports, will hang more than the usual bunting at Shea Stadium next week.

She had been allowed into the exercise yard of the women's prison at about 2.30pm and was found hanged more than two hours later.

The New Yorker, April 14 , 1997P. 5 Signed Comment regarding baseball and Jackie Robinson... Baseball, that most ceremonial of sports, will hang more than the usual bunting at Shea Stadium next week.

By Roger Angell The New Yorker, April 14 , 1997P. 5 Signed Comment regarding baseball and Jackie Robinson... Baseball, that most ceremonial of sports, will hang more than the usual bunting at Shea Stadium next week.