Sentence examples for is now hung from inspiring English sources

Mr. Graves's study, or workroom, once a relatively empty utilitarian space, is now hung floor to ceiling and wall to wall to wall with paintings.

The latter was supposed to have been achieved by next week, but is now hung up on bickering between Mr. Barak and Mr. Arafat over a land transfer on the West Bank.

The walls that had been hung with Van Gogh, Matisse, Renoir, Chagall, a couple of Degas pastels, a Modigliani nude and a Rose Period Picasso, and were now hung with... Gucciones.

These bells are now hung in the south west tower, although some were originally hung in the central tower.

Various former bedrooms lead from the Long Gallery, and like the gallery are now hung with paintings on loan from the National Portrait Gallery.

No one is taking the work down (except for the restaurant where one of the prosecuting attorney's happens to moonlight as a bartender where images formerly on the wall outside are now hung on the walls).

He made a comment when provoked and is now being hung out to dry in this excruciating media witch-hunt whilst World Rugby have intervened against the RFU and the Six Nations.

With the Enquirer having spent the last year working in lockstep with the Trump administration, serving as one of their more ardent boosters and defenders, you can't help but wonder how it came to pass that Flynn is now being hung out to dry as a "Russian spy" in its pages.

Her choice of title confirms that Soho is no longer tainted by its seedy past as a haunt of hacks, drunks and prostitutes, but is now a hang out for the young, rich and fashionable (although she did fleetingly release on to the virtual world something to do with nipple tassels).

The Islamic State is now fighting to hang on to its two most valuable properties.

Planned Parenthood is now trying to hang onto Medicaid reimbursements at its Texas clinics, including those that don't perform abortions.