Sentence examples for hung working with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hung, working with the cinematographer Mark Lee Ping-Bin, who shot Wong Kar-wai's gorgeous "In the Mood for Love," composes scenes of such delicate beauty that you almost want to climb into the frame.

Most galleries hang works with the center of the piece 59 inches (150 centimeters) from the floor, so it sits at average eye level.

Her life is fairly uneventful -- she hangs out, works with some children, talks on her cellphone, goes to a party or two, visits a doctor who monitors her epilepsy -- but nonetheless complicated.

Here is an interview of the two of us talking about art controversies, art school hang-ups, and working with mixed mediums.  .

Singer, musician and DJ from London DreZone said: "I was fortunate to have hung out and worked with this man a few years back.

"When I was at Eyebeam, and working on projects funded by the MacArthur Foundation, we hung out in this little warehouse working with no commercial focus to understand what's happening in tech and media without constraint," Peretti told me.

He admitted that he mostly "hangs around" architects and is currently working with five right now.

Also remember not to hang on to these things when working with an abused horse, because in doing so you could set up yourself for a much longer or much more difficult rehabilitation process.

He hung his head: "Because I work with you, it's not safe for you to be here – they could say you are a spy and arrest you".

HENRI MATISSE, "WOMAN WITH A HAT," 1905 At the 1905 Salon d'Automne, Matisse's painting hung with works by Derain and Vlaminck in what one member of the press dubbed the "Gallery of Dangerous Lunatics".

It's lovely to hang out with people you worked with so long ago.