Sentence examples for hung somewhere from inspiring English sources

Every time I go back, it's being used differently, things are being hung somewhere, tables have been moved, outdoor spaces are clearly being used as meeting places.

"There's no military solution in Iraq unless there is a political coming together in Iraq," Levin said during an interview, offering words that should be framed and hung somewhere in Bush's office.

And if his briskness in Chopin's famous Funeral March restored dignity to the usual mopiness, much of the rest of the concert hung somewhere between a deeply musical evening and a day at the races.

At that time, Frank Zappa hung somewhere high up in the heavens, a star as inaccessible as the many others whose influence was felt in the local scene, like the Velvet Underground and Captain Beefheart.

Every year before Valentine's Day, my grandfather went down to his drafting table in the basement and constructed an elaborate card, often featuring cut-out photos of their heads pasted onto the hand-drawn bodies of cherubs; after the holiday, his efforts would be hung somewhere in the house for posterity — in the laundry room, the inside of a closet door.

Clowns' approval rating hung somewhere between mimes and ethnic cleansing.

Hang somewhere out of direct sunlight, using a ceiling hook to attach securely above head height.

'I don't think they are,' he replies, in a tone that hangs somewhere between sympathy and amusement".

While he may bring a poet's sensitivity (and a scientist's precision) to perfume making, his prose hangs somewhere between the beautiful and the inscrutable.

"Smoke Ring for My Halo" (Matador), his fourth album, is labyrinthine and rewarding; surely, a Zappa poster hangs somewhere in his melancholically lit Philadelphia apartment.

You can still store wet garlic well into around early December, as long as they hang somewhere cool, dry and frost-free.