Sentence examples for hung whole from inspiring English sources
Like Korine before him, Gallo hung whole stories on Sevigny's star.
The Copenhagen restaurant would hang whole carcasses of 13-year-old retired dairy cows for six months.
On the back of Caroline's noisy campaign to be crowned queen of England, a new breed of respectable radicals hung a whole host of concerns about the hungry, angry way that so many ordinary Britons were being obliged to live during the years of depression that followed the Napoleonic wars.
Shields's characters often put their faith in such fridge-magnet wisdom, and sometimes it helps them with the bigger questions, questions that Kay for example has been asking since childhood, the same questions all children ask: 'What's the difference between liking and loving?' You could argue that Shields hung her whole career on exploring that distinction.
"The problem we have now, you shouldn't hang the whole relationship on it," she added.
"My guesss is...they will try to hang the whole thing on Tinoco..."....
"Stephen is the kind of actor you can hang a whole character around," Mr. Jordan said.
Hang the whole plants upside down in a warm, dry place.
