Sentence examples for hung on something from inspiring English sources

"They were out of town, or bungalows for older people, but I was sure that if we hung on something was bound to turn up".

But hang on, is there something missing from your career plan?

A friend of mine appearing in Swansea, who once pleaded three times for a prompt from the wings, received the answer: "Hang on, I'm doing something".

I thought: 'Hang on, I've got something here.'" He was entering a world very different from that of his childhood.

You hang on long enough until something like this comes your way, and then you go, "Okay, this one I'll do.

But, as I say, these decisions are sensible because it would be too annoying for a non-Russian audience who would be sitting at home thinking: "Hang on, he is Niki-something.

We try to see good in everything, to find something to hang on to.

In adding the soprano part, he gave his audiences something to hang on to.

And although what she was saying was bad, the decisive way she said it was something to hang on to.

And when we got the diagnosis earlier in 2013, I had a partial explanation, something to hang on to.

It is also because she sings; for audiences put off by the cerebral rigors of instrumental improvisation, her pliant alto voice gives them something to hang on to.