Sentence examples for iron hanging from inspiring English sources

Place a post or iron hanging rod in the garden and hang a cascading floral such as petunias to attract hummingbirds.

Cruse lamp, small, iron hanging lamp with a handle at one end and a pinched spout for a wick at the other.

In Thuwana, in the city's southern suburbs, Middle School No 1 still had a huge hole in the roof and sheets of rusting corrugated iron hanging precariously as the children arrived for lessons.

Those heading back to the dining room find a space with dark wood floors, wrought-iron hanging lanterns, striped banquettes, booths and upholstered chairs, plus a wall of niches filled with flickering electric candles.

Picture an iron ring hanging from a magnet and magnetized so that a second ring hangs from the first and another ring from the second.

This exhibition is full of them: sculptures of closed iron doors, hanging on the wall of the gallery or free standing.

I drove under the ranch gate, with its iron brand hanging overhead — two inverted "V s, known in the graceful local vernacular as "the squaw tits".

Mr. Hurst's 91-year-old aunt collects the $7 admission fee, and the décor consists of Christmas lights strung across the rafters and iron skillets hanging on the walls.

Other attention-getters are the exposed brick and beige stucco walls themselves, a bit more wrought iron, skylights, hanging blue-glass light fixtures and a large painting highlighting a plate of leeks.

Socrates has the iron rings hanging in straight lines or branches: Although each ring may well have more than a single other ring dependent upon it, no ring hangs from more than one ring.

"South America Triangle" (1981), his first overtly political work, had a cast-iron chair hanging upside down inside a suspended steel triangle.