Sentence examples for iron hangs from inspiring English sources

The stirrup iron hangs from a loop of leather or webbing which is pulled flat by your weight during the ride.

Bout, dressed in prison-issue shorts and shirt, and manacled in leg irons, hung his head and cried as the verdict was read out.

The argument could be made that the mother and child are better off without this cunt-faced, cunty-cunt non-man hanging around, but I still think he should have his bank account drained twice a month and 70 pounds of pig-iron hung around his neck for at least 18 years.

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

A forest of iron helmets hangs upside down in the antechamber of Yoko Ono's Serpentine Gallery retrospective, conjuring the dead of two world wars.

It's a giant piece of twisted iron that hangs from a support structure and plays like a gong.

A wrought-iron chandelier hangs above a dining table, surrounded by twelve chairs.

The first scones were baked in cast iron pans hung in the kitchen fires of rural England and Wales.

Iron pots hang from the old tackle rack, and church pews serve as seats around the table.

On the walls huge iron swastikas hung, street-signs for Adolf Hitler Strasse and Adolf Hitler Platz, posters of Hitler with "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Führer" written beneath.

Kraftwerk's explorations of German identity and the idea of Europe were always interesting, especially at a time when the iron curtain hung heavily.